Thanks Evelyn

My son-in-law works near Russell Square and heard the bus bomb go off.  He
described it as the loudest bang he'd ever heard but thankfully he was not
involved.

I think from our news that there are still bodies down there in the wreckage
of the underground.

Barb in UK

EVELYN
IF I'VE TOLD YOU ONCE I'VE TOLD YOU A MILLION TIMES IF YOU'RE GOING TO
POST OFF TOPIC MATERIAL, PUT OT IN THE TITLE.
NOW QUIT BEING A TURD.

I think the key thing is to carry on as usual and not let our behaviour be
affected to a ludicrous point.
Thats how they win, by affecting our actions or our liberties through the
actions that we, or people ostensibly on 'our side' enact. Such as ID
cards........ok, I'm WAY off topic now :-)

I'll carry on going into London when I want, I'm more put off by the
incredibly slow train service I have to suffer than the miniscule chance of
being caught in some attack.

Thanks for the good wishes :-)