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Politicians condemn London attack

Political leaders in Northern Ireland unite in their condemnation of Thursday's terrorist attack in London.
BBC News - July 7, 2005
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G-8 Meeting's Focus Shifts to Terrorism

Group of Eight talks turned into a forum for President Bush and other world leaders to express their unity in confronting terrorism.
New York Times - July 7, 2005

N.Y. Tightens Transit Security

Wary commuters in New York City largely appeared to stick to their routines today as government and police officials intensified security around mass transit facilities and elsewhere after the deadly explosions in London.
New York Times - July 7, 2005

British Officials Say They Had No Warning

Britain's security agencies were focused on security at Gleneagles, Scotland, for the opening of the Group of 8 summit meeting.
New York Times - July 7, 2005

U.S. Raises Threat Level for Mass Transit

Government and transit officials across New York and the country were intensifying security today in response to the series of deadly explosions during the morning rush in London.
New York Times - July 7, 2005

After Coordinated Bombs, London Is Stunned, Bloodied and Stoic

An unknown group claimed responsibility on an Arabic Web site, but authorities said it was too early to settle on one suspect.
New York Times - July 7, 2005

Markets Recover From Early Sell-Off

Global financial markets rebounded after today's bombings in London, reflecting the fact that investors around the world are learning to deal with terrorists attacks.
New York Times - July 7, 2005

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Mayor condemns 'cowardly' attack

London's mayor denounces the attacks on the city as "cowardly".
BBC News - July 7, 2005

Reporters' Log: London bombs

Reporters' logs
BBC News - July 7, 2005

Blair says 'terror will not win'

Tony Blair says the UK will not be intimidated, as his foreign secretary says the attacks bear al-Qaeda's hallmarks.
BBC News - July 7, 2005

G8 prepares for big declarations

Tony Blair returns to Gleneagles as G8 leaders prepare to make a string of announcements on Friday.
BBC News - July 7, 2005

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