Little over three years on from the day when suicide bombers struck at London's transportation network, the design for a memorial to the people who lost their lives has been unveiled. The memorial, created by architects Carmody Groarke, in consultation with relatives of the deceased and artist Anthony Gormley, will comprise 52 steel pillars, one for every life lost in the attacks, each 3 metres tall and 15cm square. They will be arranged in......

This Week In London’s History Monday – 7th July 2005: Four suicide bombers detonate bombs on London’s public transport system, resulting in the death of 52 commuters and injury to some 700 others. Tuesday – 8th July 1965: Ronnie Biggs, a member of the gang that carried out the notorious ‘Great Train Robbery’ a couple of years earlier, escapes from Wandsworth Prison. He would remain un-incarcerated until 2001. Wednesday – 9th July 1981: An......

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