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July 27, 2005

Congratulation

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July 21, 2005

The Second Attacks

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July 20, 2005

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Central London Blast. 7th of July

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At least two people have been killed and scores injured after three blasts on the Underground network and another on a double-decker bus in London.
UK Prime Minister Tony Blair said it was "reasonably clear" there had been a series of terrorist attacks.
He said it was "particularly barbaric" that it was timed to coincide with the G8 summit. He is returning to London.
An Islamist website has posted a statement - purportedly from al-Qaeda - claiming it was behind the attacks.
US President George Bush told reporters at the G8 Summit in Gleneagles that "the war on terror goes on."
The Queen said she was "deeply shocked" and sent her sympathy to those affected.
Home Secretary Charles Clarke said the morning rush-hour blasts occurred between Aldgate East and Liverpool Street tube stations; between Russell Square and King's Cross tube stations; at Edgware Road tube station; and on a bus at Tavistock Square.
"We will not yield to these terrorists, we will find them, we will bring them to justice," he said.
Paul Woodrow, of the London Ambulance Service, is in Russell Square near the bus which exploded.
"At King's Cross station there is a rescue operation in the tunnel down on the line," he said.
"Although we cannot confirm casualties - it is too early - we are dealing with large numbers of casualties."
Metropolitan Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner Brian Paddick said the initial estimates were of 150 seriously injured and "many more" walking wounded. Police also said two people had died at Aldgate.
Ania Lichtarowicz, from BBC News, said a doctor who had been treating people in Tavistock Square said at least 10 people had died.

In other developments:
• The officer in charge of policing the G8 summit said many of the 1,500 Metropolitan Police officers in Scotland would be urgently redeployed to London
• New Olympics minister Tessa Jowell said celebrations to mark the homecoming from Singapore of the successful London Olympic bid team have been cancelled
• Pope Benedict said the blasts were "barbaric acts against humanity" in a message to the Archbishop of Westminster Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor
• Mobile phone services across London were jammed with all major networks reporting problems as people tried to contact relatives and friends. A spokeswoman for Vodafone said the emergency services were being given priority.
Some 208 casualties were taken to the Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, with 26 people admitted - 13 are in theatre and another three are in intensive care.

The city's St Mary's Hospital said it was dealing with 26 injured people, including four with critical injuries and eight in a serious condition.
Mr Paddick confirmed police were looking into whether the bus blast was the work of a suicide bomber.
But, he added: "It could as easily be an explosive device left on the bus as the work of a suicide bomber. We are not able to determine which it was yet."
London police chief Sir Ian Blair urged people to stay where they were and not to call emergency services unless it was a life-threatening situation.
He reassured the public that an emergency plan was in place and the situation was "steadily coming under control".
London Mayor Ken Livingstone, speaking from Singapore before flying back to the UK, said Londoners would not be divided by a "cowardly attack".
He said it was an "indiscriminate" attempt at slaughter with no consideration for age or religion.
All London Underground services have been suspended indefinitely and bus services in central London (Zone One) have been halted.
Early reports had suggested a power surge could be to blame for explosions on the Underground but this was later discounted.
Describing the bus blast in Tavistock Square, witness Belinda Seabrook said she saw an explosion rip through the vehicle.
"I was on the bus in front and heard an incredible bang, I turned round and half the double-decker bus was in the air," she said.
She said the bus had been travelling from Euston to Russell Square and was "packed" with people turned away from Tube stops.
"It was a massive explosion and there were papers and half a bus flying through the air." she said.
One caller to BBC Five Live said his friend had seen "the bus ripped open like a can of sardines".

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Unbelievable Drama

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Stars & fans celebrate in London
Trafalgar Square erupted in celebration when it was announced that London was going to host the 2012 Olympics.

Thousands of fans, some in tears, danced and cheered as ticker-tape and balloons flew around their heads.

Kelly Holmes and Steve Cram on the stage at the front of the Square threw their arms in the air in celebration.

Fans had flocked to the Square for a two-hour party but most stayed on well into the afternoon, with many waving flags, to celebrate London's success.

Double Olympic gold medallist Holmes was overwhelmed by the verdict.

Holmes hugged fellow Olympian Cram with delight after the result was revealed and was in tears for a few minutes before speaking to BBC Sport.

"It is absolutely incredible," she said. "I know how passionate it is to be involved in the Olympics.

It will do wonders for everybody and will change our country around so much. The fact that the whole country is behind it is such a big thing."

Wednesday, 6 July, 2005, 11:56 GMT 12:56 UK BBC.co.uk

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July 04, 2005

BITTER SWEET DUET

COLDPLAY were joined onstage by former VERVE singer RICHARD ASHCROFT at LIVE 8 today (July 2).

Continuing the theme of duets and collaborations which earlier saw Paul McCartney and U2 open the concert with ¡¯Sgt Pepper¡¯s Lonely Hearts Club Band¡¯, Ashcroft joined the group for a version of his former group¡¯s hit ¡¯Bitter Sweet Symphony¡¯.

Speaking to the 200,000 strong crowd, Coldplay singer Chris Martin said: ¡°This is the greatest song ever written¡± before bringing the Verve man on.

Following the show Ashcroft said: ¡°It was Chris' idea - it was poetry. It felt right to be here singing this song on this stage.¡±

The performance came in the middle of a three song set which also included Coldplay's 'In My Place' and 'Fix You'. During 'In My Place', Martin sang a little of Status Quo's 'Rocking All Over The World', the track that opened Live Aid 20 years ago. He also paid tribute to Bob Geldof declaring him a "hero of our times" for his fight against poverty and his organising of the show.

For the latest news from the Live 8 concert in London¡¯s Hyde Park, keep checking NME.COM.

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Fix you. Coldplay live in Live 8. Hyde Park. 2nd of July. 2005
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July 03, 2005

Rock'n'Roll over the world but too white

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Live 8's centerpiece was always intended to be the London concert in Hyde Park, with a mammoth parade of superstar acts and big-time reunions. The epic concert opened, as expected, with Sir Paul McCartney and U2 teaming up for a performance of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," with a horn section dressed in the classic Sgt. Pepper garb.

U2 was one of many bands (along with R.E.M. and Coldplay) who already had gigs booked elsewhere that evening, so they played early on, with a three song set consisting of "Beautiful Day," "Vertigo" and "One," the song that the African relief campaign takes its name from. A rumored collaboration came true, as Richard Ashcroft, former frontman of The Verve, joined Coldplay on stage for a performance of his band's biggest hit, "Bitter Sweet Symphony." Coldplay also performed "In My Place" and "Fix You," as Chris Martin proclaimed Live 8 founder Sir Bob Geldof a "hero of our times."

Later on, controversial, ex-Libertines member Pete Doherty joined Elton John on a rendition of the T-Rex tune, "Children Of The Revolution." One of the emotional highlights of the day came during Madonna's set, when Geldof brought a young, African woman on-stage, who had been near-death in 1985, but had been saved by funds raised at the original Live Aid. Madonna opened her set with "Like A Prayer," backed by a full choir.

The Who reunited once again for the occasion, Geldof himself performed his Boomtown Rats classic "I Don't Like Mondays," backed by Travis, who played their own set as well. Mariah Carey performed "Make It Happen" alongside the African Children's Choir, with her old friend, American Idol judge Randy Jackson playing bass.

The biggest reunion of the night came in the form of Pink Floyd, back together with bassist Roger Waters for the first time in over 20 years. The legendary British band played four songs, including "Money" and "Wish You Were Here," which was dedicated to their late singer Syd Barrett.

The show was capped off with the return of McCartney, closing out the night with a number of Beatles classics. Performers from throughout the day returned to the stage for the sing-along grand finale of "Hey Jude." The concert wrapped up over two hours after it was expected to.

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Pinkfloyd live in Live 8. Hyde Park. 2nd of July. 2005

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July 02, 2005

Live 8

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