The memorial service was attended by bereaved relatives, survivors and emergency workers, as well as royalty and politicians.

THE Royal Family are leading commemorations to victims of the 7/7 bombings, 20 years on from the shocking terror attack.

The names of those killed in the bombings 20 years ago have been read to a congregation of families and survivors.

On 7 July 2005, three homemade bombs exploded in quick succession on the London Underground: near Aldgate Station, between ...

The attacks on London’s transport network also injured several hundred people in the worst single terrorist atrocity on ...

In a New York civil lawsuit, Virginia Giuffre alleged that Epstein trafficked her in the early 2000s to London, New York and ...

New start time revealed after rain delay before Djokovic returns against Kecmanovic - Day six at Wimbledon sees both the ...

High profile left winger Zarah Sultana has quit Labour and vowed to launch a new political party with Jeremy Corbyn. That, ...

Industry veteran Sir Nigel Knowles is retiring as DWF’s CEO, the firm has announced. Knowles is one of the best known names in the U.K. legal world, and was knighted for his services to the ...

Tributes paid to ‘trailblazer’ academic Sir Geoff Palmer after death aged 85 Scotland’s first black professor was hailed as being a ‘courageous voice for justice and equality’.