ATTACKS ON LONDON- msnbc.com

Britain bars radical Muslim cleric reentry

Britain on Friday barred a radical Muslim cleric from returning to the country where he has lived for the past 20 years. The move comes as leaders debate tough new anti-terrorism laws announced in the wake of the July bombings. FULL STORY

U.K. police chief fears strike in financial district

Britain may set up secretive courts

Map: Where the attacks happened

Interactive: The alleged bombers

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Citizen journalists, witnesses to horror

Londoners urged to 'carry on'

Some Arabs debate whom to blame

Muslims brace for backlash from blasts

Hardball: N.Y.'s Pataki sends condolences

'We were trapped ... and waiting to die'

U.S. raises terror alert for rail systems

Cameras may yield clues to attacks

Terror response: A tale of 3 cities

U.S. mass transit still at risk

London goes from Olympic joy to terror

FINANCIAL MARKETS REACT

British economy could feel chill from attacks

Stock market impact expected to be short-lived

U.S. travel stocks drop on London blasts

European stocks rebound after bombings

U.K. pound falls further after attacks

Rattled London financial center trades on

Secret chat keeps London markets open

Once again, digital cameras bring drama home

British Web sites see record traffic

Blasts disrupt U.K. phone systems

Slide show

A policewoman stands inside the police c

Attacked again
View images from London after four small explosions hit the city's transportation network on July 21.

Slide show

July 7 attacks
Near simultaneous explosions rock the London subway and tear open a double-decker bus during the morning rush hour.

INTERACTIVE

July 7 snapshot
A timeline of the unfolding story from central London.

Free video: London blasts

Nightly News

Shoot to kill
Aug. 7: It's a controversial policy, but "shoot to kill" is gaining support among police looking for a way to stop suicide bombers. NBC's Ron Allen reports.

Terror costs

Tough words

Clampdown in Britain

Justifying London attacks

NEWSWEEK

Coverage of London attacks

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What the terror war is really about

‘Fifth man’s’ role in London bombs

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Panic, then lucky escapes for Londoners

Police, public react to second London attack

NBC News special series

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Interactive: You be the baggage screener

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Interactives

Fighting bioterror
Weapons of terror
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Defense at home
Terror alert levels
Coping with terror
Potential targets
Building the bomb