Deputy Chief Constable Andy Trotter said the city must return to normal activity, otherwise the terrorists will have achieved their goals.
Bombs exploded on three underground trains around the city and a bus on 7 July, killing 49 people and wounding some 700 more.
Searching for clues, police yesterday appealed to the public to e-mail any photos, videos, or images from camera-equipped mobile phones they took in the vicinity of the four blasts.
Britain remains on high alert, and authorities detained three people under antiterrorism laws at Heathrow Airport on 10 July. However, they were later released without charge.
(AP/Reuters)
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U.K. Struggles To Confront Security Threat
Bombs exploded on three underground trains around the city and a bus on 7 July, killing 49 people and wounding some 700 more.
Searching for clues, police yesterday appealed to the public to e-mail any photos, videos, or images from camera-equipped mobile phones they took in the vicinity of the four blasts.
Britain remains on high alert, and authorities detained three people under antiterrorism laws at Heathrow Airport on 10 July. However, they were later released without charge.
(AP/Reuters)
See also:
U.K. Struggles To Confront Security Threat