On 7 July 2005, bombs go off at four separate sites across London, sparking untold devastation and the biggest manhunt the United Kingdom had ever seen.
The clues take the investigation from London, to Luton, to Leeds, where the community is left reeling at the news — and the backlash from the media.
Two weeks after the bombing, the situation escalates yet again. Desperate to find the attackers, the police double down on their hunt.
The police are desperate to find the bombers, but the trail is getting cold. Until a call from a member of the public turns the investigation around.
Doug McKenna
Self - Detective Superintendent, Anti-Terrorist Branch
Tony Blair
Self - Prime Minister 1997 - 2007
Peter Clarke
Self - Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Head of Anti-Terrorist Branch
Eliza Manningham-Buller
Self - M15 Inspector General 2002 - 2007
Dan Biddle
Self - London Underground Attack Survivor
Cliff Todd
Self - Principal Forensics Investigator
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