Blair guilty of 'criminal irresponsibility' over Iraq war, says Livingstone
Ex-London mayor repeats claim that prime minister ignored advice that intervention in Iraq would make UK a target for terrorismTony Blair was guilty of “criminal irresponsibility” for launching the...
View ArticleCouple found guilty of 7/7 anniversary London bomb plot
Mohammed Rehman stockpiled explosives and asked Twitter followers whether to target shopping centre or London UndergroundA would-be suicide bomber and his wife have been found guilty of planning an...
View ArticleReportage: readers' best photojournalism
Inspired by the portraiture and street photography of former Observer photographer Jane Bown, we asked for your best reportage shots. Below are five winners of a copy of A Lifetime of Looking and a...
View Article7 July London bombings commemorated on 11th anniversary
Emotional service held at memorial to 52 victims, a day after Chilcot inquiry’s damning verdict on Iraq warIn a quiet corner of Hyde Park, at an open-air service in front of the 52 steel pillars and...
View ArticleHow Betty Boothroyd eased our 7/7 anxiety | Letters
Reader Graham Head shares a memory of the aftermath of the 7/7 attacks on London, and how Baroness Boothroyd helped calm tensions among one group of commuters with a simple act of humanityOn 7 July,...
View ArticleFamilies expected to be allowed to keep benefits after Manchester attack
New policy will mean those affected by bombing at Manchester Arena can receive compensation without losing benefitsGrieving families that receive money from an £11m fund for victims of the Manchester...
View ArticlePeople with mental illnesses refused access to insurance cover
Exclusive: Insurance firms deny discrimination, with 7/7 victim among those turned downCase studies: ‘I didn’t know why I’d been declined’Insurers have been accused of depriving access to life...
View ArticleUK terror victims come together to launch Survivors Against Terror group – video
British survivors of terrorism have launched a group in a bid to influence government policy on counter-terrorism and provide support for victims.British victims of terror launch new group to fight...
View ArticleCities and terror: an indivisible and brutal relationship
Through successive waves of terrorist attacks, the city has consistently been the target – for reasons that are unlikely to change any time soon, writes Jason BurkeThe bureaucracy of evil: how Islamic...
View Article'Believe in yourself, the rest will follow': five trailblazing women you've...
From the farmer’s daughter who set up the only safari resort in the world run solely by women, to the first female Dalit to win a seat in Pakistan’s parliament, women who have challenged stereotypes...
View ArticleTessa Jowell did exceptional work for those who’d lost loved ones | Letters
She took on the role of humanitarian minister in addition to her role as secretary of state for culture, media and sport and was there in 2005 after the 7 July London bombings, writes Gerald...
View ArticleDavid Lammy on the summer he lost a close friend to 7/7
The MP recalls the 24 hours in July 2005 when he celebrated London’s successful Olympic bid – then learned that his schoolfriend James had died in the terror attacksI’ll never forget when it was...
View Article'Abandoned' survivors of terror attacks call for support network
Survivors and bereaved meet on eve of 7/7 anniversary to discuss response to traumaSurvivors of terrorism from around the world have spoken of an “overwhelming sense of abandonment” and the need to...
View Article'A mother tells me her son joined Isis and is now dead'
Running a charity that works to prevent and tackle radicalisation is emotionally draining • Guardian Jobs: see the latest charity vacanciesAfter the school run, I rush over to Westminster for a series...
View ArticleHow Farage adapted his voice to Infowars' toxic worldview
Brexit party leader fails in chats to challenge Alex Jones’s conspiracy theories and airs some of his ownNigel Farage is a skilled politician, and one would expect him to adapt his message to a...
View ArticleNigel Farage under fire over 'antisemitic tropes' on far-right US talkshow
Exclusive: Brexit party leader referred to ‘new world order’ in interviews with Alex JonesHow Farage adapted his voice to Infowars’ toxic worldviewNigel Farage is facing strong criticism from Jewish...
View Article'He didn't destroy me. We carry on. He lost': survivors of terror attacks...
From London to Nice, Berlin to Oslo, 11 people caught up in attacks across Europe reflect on the horror, the hope – and the kindness of strangers. Portraits by Mathias Braschler and Monika...
View Article7/7 survivor Thelma Stober to lead Grenfell memorial commission
Lawyer will co-chair panel with civil servant who led the government’s responseA survivor of the 7/7 terror attacks is to lead plans for a memorial commemorating the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire....
View ArticleManchester attack victim's father tells inquiry: 'Enough is enough'
Andrew Roussos, whose daughter Saffie, eight, was killed, says lessons should have been learned after 7/7 The father of the youngest victim of the Manchester Arena bombing has told the public inquiry...
View ArticleSuperlative Guardian reading that lasts a lifetime | Brief letters
The paper’s best predictions? | A twist of front-page fate | The Guardian Readers and Elton John | Ringing out the bells for 200 yearsI am enjoying your collection of Guardian superlatives over the...
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