Politicians and members of the royal family visited St Paul's Cathedral in London to honour the victims of the 2005 London bombings on its 20th anniversary. The terrorist attack killed 52 and injured over 700 people.
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- A remembrance ceremony was held at St Paul's Cathedral for the bombing victims.
- Four Islamist extremists detonated bombs on London transport, killing 52 and injuring over 700. 20s
- The attack was the deadliest in London since World War II. 42s
- UK leaders and royals paid tribute, and King Charles praised London's unity. 1m 9s
- The UK overhauled its security services after the attack; the terror threat level remains substantial. 1m 23s