AP - Two of the four suicide bombers who attacked London a year ago had spent time at an al-Qaida camp to prepare themselves for a suicide attack, the deputy leader of al-Qaida claimed in new video excerpts released Friday.

AFP - More details emerged from a video featuring one of the four suicide bombers who attacked London last year as bereaved families and survivors marked the first anniversary of the atrocity.

AP - Britain fell silent Friday on the first anniversary of the suicide bombing assault on London's transit system — a stunning strike that killed 52 commuters and wounded more than 700 in the capital's deadliest attack since World War II.

Reuters - Britain marked the first anniversary of the London suicide bombings with flowers, candles and a 2-minute silence on Friday as the city's police chief said another attack now looked more likely.

AFP - Britain solemnly remembered the 52 people who died and hundreds more who were injured when four suicide bombers blew themselves up on London's public transport system exactly a year earlier.

AP - London Mayor Ken Livingstone laid a wreath outside the city's Kings Cross rail station Friday to commemorate the moment a year ago when the first suicide bombers in western Europe killed 52 people along with themselves in coordinated attacks on the transit system.

AFP - The four British Muslims who carried out the London bombings a year ago remain to this day remarkable for being, in many ways, unremarkable.

Reuters - As Britain marked the first anniversary of the London suicide bombings on Friday, the city's chief police officer said the threat of another attack had grown.

AFP - Thousands of commuters paused on their way to work to remember the London suicide bombings that killed 52 people exactly one year ago.

AFP - The threat of more terrorist attacks on British soil has "palpably increased" since the London bombings a year ago, according to the Metropolitan Police commissioner.

The Christian Science Monitor - Ben McCarthy didn't usually ride the subway. But he'd left his motorbike at work the night before, so on he went.

AFP - Britain will fall silent to remember the 52 people who died and hundreds more who were injured when four suicide bombers blew themselves up in London exactly a year ago, as the city's police chief warned the threat of more attacks had "palpably increased."

AFP - Pakistan's madrassas still host hundreds of foreign students one year after the London bombings sparked a major crackdown, but the pupils insist they are not being schooled in jihad.

AFP - A videotaped message from the grave by one of the London suicide bombers was broadcast on British television, a day ahead of the first anniversary of the deadly attacks that killed 56 people.

AFP - A videotaped message from the grave by one of the London suicide bombers was broadcast on British television, a day ahead of the first anniversary of the deadly attacks that killed 56 people.

Reuters - Britain will mark the first anniversary of the London bombings on Friday with solemnity but many Britons still fear Islamist militants, having attacked them once, might do so again.

AP - London's sweaty subway cars are as jam-packed as ever this summer and red double-decker buses still roll through the capital crowded with commuters and photo-snapping tourists.

AP - One year after the London transit bombings, residents of the troubled community that produced the suicide attackers are tired of saying they're sorry — and of being the pilgrimage point for those seeking answers about the blasts.