- Making News: Update on the Investigation in London
Police in Britain shot a man to death in a subway this morning and said the incident was related to yesterday's aborted bombings. As he released closed-circuit TV pictures of four suspects, London Police Commissioner Ian Blair and Deputy Commissioner Andy Hayman appealed for public assistance. Police officials did not take any questions today from reporters. Gordon Corera, security correspondent for the BBC, updates the rare shooting. - Reporter's Notebook: It Looks Like Lance's Lucky Seven
Lance Armstrong has yet to win any of the 19 stages held so far in this year's Tour de France, but his cumulative performance has him comfortably ahead of the pack. Still, tomorrow's a big day if he's is to win it all for the seventh year in a row. Saturday's time trial will determine riders' standings before Sunday's final ride into Paris. Cycling correspondent Jeremy Whittle is the author of Le Tour: A Century of the Tour De France.
Metropolitan Police Service-s press conference, suspects- photos
Met on shooting at Stockwell tube
Independent article on today-s police shooting
Independent on manhunt after new attacks
Chatham House Report on Security, Terrorism and the UK
ABC News/Washington Post poll on Americans' terrorism concerns
Donohue-s articles on random searches faced by New York transit riders