Description:The Mohammed Junaid Babar story has put 7/7 back in the news, and the 7/7 inquest is due to wrap up hearings next week, insuring a new wave of attention on the London bombings. But what has been answered by the inquests so far, and what new questions have been raised? Join us this week as we talk to Tom Secker and Keelan Balderson about the state of 7/7 truth and how concerned citizens can move ahead in the pursuit of 7/7 justice.
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Documentation – Media Coverage Of London Attacks
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03:16
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A compilation of footage from the day before and the day of the London bombings.
Documentation – U.K.’s Blair Rejects Call for Probe of London Blasts
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07:16
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“U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair rejected a call for an inquiry into the July 7 London bomb blasts, telling lawmakers there wasn’t any intelligence that could have enabled police to prevent the attacks.”
Documentation – MI5 facing criticism over surveillance of 7/7 bomber
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09:02
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“According to the leaks on the BBC Radio Today programme, the committee asks in its report why Khan was not properly investigated, indicating that perhaps more was known about him in the lead-up to July 7 than has so far emerged in the public domain.”
Documentation – 7/7 victim’s father on Mohammed Junaid Babar – video
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39:52
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“Graham Foulkes’s son David, 22, was one of the 52 people killed in a series of terrorist attacks on the London transport system on 7 July 2005. He says al-Qaida supergrass Mohammed Junaid Babar was responsible for training the 7/7 bombers and should not be treated leniently.”
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