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Thursday, July 7 BBC.co.uk reports: The Metropolitan Police advise people to stay where they are and not to call the emergency services except in life-threatening situations. An emergency hotline number is expected shortly. You can hear rolling updates on Radio 5 Live (requires Real Player or Real Alternative to listen): 5 Live stream. You can also watch video coverage of the London Transport blasts from BBC News 24 on the web site via the BBC Console (note: as the site is VERY busy, it will perform quite slowly at the moment. It's taken me a couple of minutes to load just a couple of pages). Two killed in London explosions Charles Clarke is currently informing the Commons... "I am not in a position at this time to give precise details, but I can confirm that four explosions have been confirmed. As yet, we do not know who or which organisation is responsible for these attacks. The Met are in command using well-established routines. Transport is closed and will be for some time, at least until the end of the day. Transport for London will decide when to resume service. Overground services are subject to extensive delays. Airports are operating normally. People are strongly advised not to travel into London, to provide the emergency services with the priority they require. I will continue to keep the House informed." Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted into his blog at 7/07/2005 12:56:00 PM. Roughly. Blog ID: 112073741162156124· | Permalink |
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