London police chiefs attend fifteen year anniversary of 7/7 attacks

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London police chiefs attend fifteen year anniversary of 7/7 attacks

Wreaths laid at memorial at 8.50am when first of four terrorist bombs was detonated on a crowded tube train.

Commissioner Cressida Dick salutes after laying a wreath at the 7/7 memorial

Date - 7th July 2020
By - Police Oracle

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Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick and London Mayor Sadiq Khan have laid wreaths at the 7/7 memorial in Hyde Park on the 15th anniversary of the terrorism attack. British Transport Police Chief Constable Paul...

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