Britain Marks 20 Years Since 7/7 Attacks with Calls for Unity
Leaders vow to remember victims and oppose extremism
Ceremonies across Britain have commemorated the 20th anniversary of the July 7 bombings in London, which killed 52 people in 2005.
King Charles III and Prime Minister Starmer led the tributes, emphasizing national resilience and unity in the face of extremism while survivors and families gathered to remember those lost in the attacks.
King Charles III and Prime Minister Starmer led the tributes, emphasizing national resilience and unity in the face of extremism while survivors and families gathered to remember those lost in the attacks.
