Bombings death toll rises to 53

Police in the UK today said the confirmed number of people killed in the London bombs has risen to 53.

Thu, 14 Jul, 2005 - 17:14

Police in the UK today said the confirmed number of people killed in the London bombs has risen to 53.

The following people have been confirmed dead after the July 7 terror attacks in London:

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CourtsLondon bomb blastsPlace: UKPlace: LondonPlace: Newgate Street Village, Cuffley, HertfordshirePlace: EnfieldPlace: north LondonPlace: Old StreetPlace: Tavistock SquarePlace: KenningtonPlace: south LondonPlace: PlaistowPlace: east LondonPlace: Upper Holloway,Place: Mill Hill, north LondonPlace: Reading, BerkshirePlace: Edgware RoadPlace: EssexPerson: Susan LevyPerson: Jamie GordonPerson: Philip RussellPerson: Shyanuja ParathasangaryPerson: Miriam HymanPerson: William WisePerson: Shahara IslamPerson: Ciaran CassidyPerson: Mihaela OttoPerson: MichellePerson: JENNIFER NICHOLSONEvent: July 7 terror attacksOrganisation: City Asset ManagementOrganisation: JP MorganOrganisation: University College London
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