In Pictures: Britain Marks 10th Anniversary Of 7/7 Bombings

    The nation pays its respects to those killed in the attack on London on 7 July 2005.

    Matthew Tucker
    by Matthew Tucker

    BuzzFeed Picture Editor, UK

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    A man prays near a memorial to the victims of the bus bombing at Tavistock Square in London.

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    A notice remembering one of the victims is placed with flowers near Tavistock Square.

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    Flowers are laid during a ceremony at the memorial to the victims in Hyde Park.


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    A wreath laid by the London Ambulance Service is left at the July 7 memorial in Hyde Park.

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    A family grieve near Tavistock Square.


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    Ambulance, fire, and police representatives are joined by British prime minister David Cameron and London mayor Boris Johnson in Hyde Park.

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    Members of the public observe a minute's silence in Hyde Park.


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    Members of the emergency services stand in a line under the big screen at the back of No. 1 Court to observe a minute's silence at the All England Tennis Club in Wimbledon, southwest London.

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    On 6 July 2015 prayers were said at Bobber Mill Mosque, Nottingham, for the victims of the 7/7 bombings and their families. Similar events were held at mosques in Birmingham and London.

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