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London bombings: coroner rejects MI5 secret sessions
The London bombings inquest coroner rules MI5 intelligence cannot be heard in closed sessions. Home Affairs Correspondent Andy Davies says the government may invoke special powers to replace inquests.
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London bombing survivors ‘waited an hour’ for ambulance
Survivors have told the inquest into the July 7 attacks that those injured in the Aldgate blast had to “wait an hour before an ambulance arrived” to take them to hospital.
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Survivor criticises ‘slow’ response to London bombings
A survivor of the 7/7 London bomb attacks has criticised the slow emergency response that saw some victims die “in agony” after the blasts.
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London bombings: CCTV captures bombers before attack
Families of the victims of the 52 people killed in the 7 July London bombings were today shown CCTV footage of the bombers as they gathered materials and made a reconnaissance ahead of the attacks.
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London bombings inquest shown aftermath of 7 July attacks
The inquest into the deaths of 52 people killed in the London bombings are shown harrowing film of the aftermath, but Andy Davies reports that only a fraction of it was released for public viewing.
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7 July inquests hear emergency calls
Inquests into the July 7 bombings hear calls between London Underground staff and the emergency services. Our Home Affairs Correspondent, Andy Davies, says they’ll play a key part in the hearings.
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7 July bombings inquests begin
The inquests into the deaths of the 52 victims of the London bombings on 7 July 2005 begin today. Home affairs correspondent Andy Davies says their families hope to finally get some answers.