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Home > Research Archive > Problem-Reaction-Solution > Resourcing blamed over July bombs in ludicrous government report
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Friday, 12 May 2006
Resourcing blamed over London bombs in ludicrous government report 
 
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'A lack of resources prevented security services from intercepting the 7 July London bombers, a key report has said. Two of the four bombers were known to security officers but the threat they posed was not realised. But it was "understandable" the pair had not been investigated more fully, the committee of MPs concluded.

Home Secretary John Reid insisted there would be no public inquiry, as he gave the government's long-awaited account of the bombings to the Commons.'

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