Underground services resume in London

Underground services resume in London

LONDON, England - People report to work as usual in London on July 8 as the Underground services resumed the day after dozens of people were killed and hundreds others inured in multiple bombings that British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw suspects to be attacks by an al-Qaida organization. (Kyodo)

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