Three alleged would-be suicide bombers will appear in court today charged with plotting to murder passengers on the London transport system.

THE massive investigation into the London terror attacks showed no sign of slowing last night as a further seven suspects were taken into custody.

The massive British police investigation into the July 21 London bombings is now centred on 13 people being held, Scotland Yard said tonight.

FOUR suspected would-be suicide bombers have been rounded up by police hunting those responsible for the failed July 21 attacks in a dramatic day in London yesterday.

All the alleged July 21 suicide bombers were in custody tonight after a stunning coup by anti-terrorist police.

Four suspected would-be suicide bombers have been rounded up by police hunting those responsible for the failed July 21 attacks in London.

Three of the four July 21 would-be suicide bomb suspects are thought to be in custody this afternoon.

THE July 7 plot in which four suicide bombers killed 52 people on the London transport network may have been much larger than previously thought.

A suspected would-be suicide bomber was captured in a dramatic armed raid by British police and MI5 today.

A suspected would-be suicide bomber was captured in a dramatic armed raid by British police and MI5 today.

BRITISH Prime Minister Tony Blair said yesterday that Britain would not “give one inch” to terrorists on his policy on Iraq and the Middle East.

One of the would-be suicide bombers who tried to blow up a London Tube train last Thursday had been given thousands of pounds in British taxpayers’ money.

Residents in a block of flats targeted by police searching for the would-be London suicide bombers saw the suspected terror suspects filling a lift with mysterious small brown cardboard boxes.

The hunt for the would-be suicide bombers who tried to strike London intensified today after police named two of the suspected attackers.

SCOTLAND Yard yesterday named two of the men who, they believe, attempted to blow themselves up on the London transport network last week.

A second man has been arrested in London in connection with the investigation into the attempted bomb attacks on the capital’s transport network, police said today.

POLICE have released images of the four suspected suicide bombers who tried to bring more death and carnage to London on Thursday.

FEARS of a long hot summer of terror in London were heightened yesterday when armed police gunned down a suspected suicide bomber at a tube station in a city suburb.

The hunt was underway today for four suspected suicide bombers who targeted three Tube trains and a bus in the latest attack on London.

IT was just another day in the city of terror. North, south, east and west of its already battered heart, London's Tube network was gripped by panic as explosive devices were discovered in packed carriages.

LONDON Ambulance Service sent five vehicles to Warren Street Tube station at 12.45pm yesterday after receiving reports of a rucksack exploding on a train in a tunnel just outside the station.

Hundreds of thousands of London workers faced travel chaos on their journeys home tonight because of huge disruption to Tube and rail services caused by today's explosions.

Unconfirmed reports say police have cordoned off University College Hospital in London and armed police had entered the building.

Terrified Tube passengers were evacuated from trains today as police dealt with “incidents” at three different London Underground stations.

Services on three London Underground lines have been suspended after smoke was reported following a number of "incidents" at three different tube stations in London.

Emergency services personnel are attending three different tube stations in London following “incidents” where passengers smelled smoke.