I remember this day well because my mother missed one of the trains by seconds because she'd stopped to put her ticket away. I dread to think what would've happened if she'd rushed and gotten on that train. I remember being in school and seeing it all unfold, panicking because I know my mother takes one of those routes, my teacher allowing me to have my phone on so I can try and contact her but I couldn't because the lines were all busy. Then getting a message through my school's reception and a teacher bringing me a scribbled message on a sticky note. "I'm ok, I missed the train. Going to be home late tonight, please order food and I will pay you back when I get home. - Mum" I still have that note in my scrapbook.
@@Gencturk92 I wouldn't call them Muslims. Muslims are all for peace. people use the religion to cover it up when they aren't really a Muslim because they don't follow Muslim values.
@@gloriamcinerney7383 thats not strictly true. Like Christianity there are multiple versions of Islamic faith. The most popular Islamic faiths are for peace but there are many violent strains of Islam
I was 20 when this happened, our group of friends lost a pal in 7/7. They set off 22 white doves at his funeral, one for each year of his life. Absolutely heartbreaking. His name was Phil Beer and he was funny and brave and warm.
@@finnburton1516 does it not seem strange that CCTV's weren't working that day ? and how did those people manage to carry out the attacks when their train from leeds was cancelled ? why was there a controlled demolition van near the bus that exploded ?
Gencturk92 stop being so insensitive , my goodness. People died. Who cares if it’s a coverup or not. People LOST THEIR LIVES. that’s more important and remembering them is the only thing we should be focusing on. Get your priorities straight.
I particularly feel for Muhammed Jamil who ran into the tunnel to help rescue the public, knowing that the perpetrators did their deed in the name of his religion. You can see in his face the despondency he feels. I wonder if he suffered any abuse because of his beliefs. I would hope most people would appreciate the difference between the extremist terrorists and those like Muhammed who are people of peace and go above and beyond to help others in distress.
Go to this UA-cam sight, Apostate Prophet to understand what Islam is to western society. Muhammad Jamil, reminds me of my dad when I got him to talk about being a soldier in the Second World War, seeing the carnage of German soldier, the enemy, who had been blown to pieces by bombs.
@@qlus It just goes to show that not all damage was physical. I wonder how many people might be too scared now to travel by train because of this. "Terrorist" is truly an appropriate word.
@@iLOVEpalestineNlebanonFOREVER this werent even done by the muslims, why cant people just accept that it was a cover up. look up peter power 7/7 on youtube
Never forget this day. I was in year 6 and decided to run out of school in the morning (being a brat) walked around london for hours scared and lost. nobody knew where I was or if I had got on a train until 7pm. Me and my mum and a police officer assigned to look for me just cried together when we see each other. RIP to all of those who lost their life.
I now work on the underground but 7/7 I worked for the NHS and we had about 25 walking wounded come in. We lost one of our colleagues from Great Ormond Street in the Kings Cross bomb. Horrific time and not one I’ll ever forget
Sometimes I feel like terrorism follows me. I'm from NJ and used to work in NYC as a Fireman and was there for 9-11. I later got out of the NYFD and started working for a private company that deals in emergency equipment. Well as fate would have it I was in London demonstrating equipment to the ERU and Fire Brigade the morning of the bombings. There comes a point in life when you've seen enough death and I am well past that for several lifetimes :-(
@@hamishc2445 No Mr smartass but if you care to put some money behind that mouth of yours I'd be more than happy to prove it all. I'd love to go to NZ,so how about it I'll gladly take your money and put it towards it.
Was in London on this day working on a roof top not far from Russell Square when the bus bomb went off. Remember hearing it and we all stopped and looked at each other wondering what the hell it was. Kudos to the staff on the tube. Londoners, you can beat us down but we always get up and come back stronger than before…
I was working in central London on 9/11 and 7/7...I got on the tube (London Underground) the next day after both attacks...Yes, I was scared but also determined to carry on as usual. United we stand, divided we fall. I'm lucky to live in one of the most multi-cultural cities in the world.
I remember being like year 4 and our school was evacuated since it was right next to the tube, walking home there was snipers on the rooftops because they arrested someone in one of the houses opposite mine
The I will never forget I was driving route 42 when it happened I still get some flashbacks now and then. The 2nd bus in front of me felt the shock when it went off. I remember the centercom call over the radio later on saying to ask all the passengers to turn off there mobile phones but not many took any notice. I could go on about that day buses being used as ambulances taking the none hurt people to hospitals
I don’t have a very interesting story but my family and myself were scared to go anywhere of how many attacks that were happening around them in a period of 10 years like I would imagine others would feel the same. The attack at Glasgow’s Airport (2 miles were I used to live growing up), 9/11, 7/7 etc. I think im safe to say that was the worst year for the world. I was only young when it all happened but I was old enough to understand what was roughly happening.
I remember this like it was yesterday. I was only 8 years old but I remember how tragic it was. My family friend (like my second mum) would've got on the Russell Square train on the first carriage when the bomb went off... But she over slept... My ONLY cousin narrowly missed the other train... I can't even imagine how the families must feel.. my heart goes out to them
I was in the last year of high school near liverpool when this happened. We had a huge projector screen in the main hall that projected the bbc news onto it through dinner time. I remember it feeling like the whole school was stood in silence just watching the screen
I remember exactly where I was when this happened. My entire family live in London apart from myself, parents and siblings. I can still picture the moment we heard over the radio news what happened and I can still hear my mums screams of panic as she tried to contact my family members to make sure they were safe. My little brother had just got out of hospital and it was our first family outing since he had been ill we were in the car going to a safari park. RIP to the victims of this disgusting act of hatred and a massive thank you to all who keep us safe in life
I was nine years old when this happened. I still remember the utter terror this caused me. I don’t think I’ll ever really get over that fear, it’ll always linger at the back of my mind. That’s the worst thing about terror attacks, the fear they cause never truly goes away. The underground staff that worked through these attacks are really amazing people. I couldn’t work through these kinds of things like they did. It takes a special kind of bravery to get back to work after major incidents like this.
Dam bombers almost got me twice with the Harrods missed that by 30 minutes, in 2005 narrowly missed the exploding 30 bus in Tavistock Square, had to leave the office and go to Euston, as I cycled past King’s Cross Station, saw the evacuation, only when I arrived at the Archway office at 15:00, did I realised from the radio what had happened.
This 2 episode special was filmed November 8th and 10th 2005, I’d imagine it’d be surreal. May this event and those who were affected, the victims, victim’s’ families first responders, tube staff etc never be forgotten.
Wonderful wonderful video. My heart goes out to all who suffered. May your memories this Sunday be of all who put their lives on the lines to prevent further attacks. Many transport staff, police and brave members of the public have prevented so many other incidents. Peter Burke London bus driver
My now retired mother worked for a company who regulated the electrical systems for the tube network, she always said that everyone was going mad at her boss and their department for an error but later understood that there was an attack
I`ll never forget that time of mine in London. Nor would I forget the very day. I had to walk home to Tooting Broadway (South of the River) from our offices in Pimlico. Some of my colleagues (without cars) had to sleep in the office.
As someone who loves London and the London Underground, this is painful to watch. It's such a glorious city and such a beautiful place to experience, disrupting it seems like such a waste. But most of all, I cannot fathom how people can be so influenced by anything, let alone the fairytale that is religion, to randomly go out and kill people. I don't blame them, people are easily pushed to do things. It's the ones that taught them that this is the way to go that are the true murderers.
I get what your saying but I have to disagree ...... They haven't been influenced or brainwashed at all .... They listened to their teachers / preachers and still had the choice and thought process to go out and do it knowing it was wrong ...... To be brainwashed is impossible because at some point you still have that choice like you do in everyday life ...... You have a brain to think and a conscience to decide ....your brain tells you what to do and your conscience tells whether what you are doing is right or wrong ..... All terrorists have a conscience and they all know what they're doing is wrong ..... Being brainwashed has nothing to do with it...... You can be brainwashed as a child but not as an adult.
@@johnnyrotten8801 they were raised with religion being the highest thing in their lives since they were babies. Also you can definitely be brainwashed as an adult, check how German Nazi soldiers were trained for the second world war ;).
@@rollingtroll yes but the german citizens wernt brainwashed by Hitler because Hitler back then was the fuhrer of Germany which meant that he was representing the law of his country (president) so if those citizens turned against him they were logically turning against their own country therefore being traitors in the Eyes of Hitler and the whole country so if they didn't want to end up in jail or killed they had to follow his rules no matter what.... So nobody was brain washed but controlled ...just like north Korea today......also id like to say that from when you are a baby you are born into that sort of environment and your environment shapes your personality this is called nurture ...and nurture and brainwashed are two different things 😉....terrorists know what they are doing and they haven't been brainwashed and alls they are doing is justifying their actions by blaming politics or religion for their actions ...... When they know that deep down their actions arnt justified ......think logically 😉😊
The thought process and background of these terrorists are very similar to neo nazi / white supremacist terrorists. Religion is the excuse, not the cause.
My wife was on her way to work at Holloway prison and one of the bombers barged into her and she was annoyed. Normally she would take the route a d get off at Caledonia road but switched for some reason. When the attacks happened the prison went on lockdown so she couldn't contact me. When she finally came home we held each other. Because of her contact with the bomber we had visits from special branch. I would like to mention that she is Spanish and we had to track down loved ones after the Madrid bombings. I travel, I have new experiences and will not alter things and give in to this bastards. Terrorism doesn't work, we come together in shock, love and deviance. We won't be cowed or beaten, we never give in, we overcome.
dude there was no bomber so stop chatting shit the bombs were military explosives planted underneath the carriages of the trains. the witnesses have said this
Gencturk92 You must be about 7 binge watching conspiracys, you have no heart to respect the people who put sweat and tears to save lives and any respect to people who lost their lives. No one in the right mind would put their country through that trauma
@@edinburghtransport7604 how is talking about conspiracy mean i have no sympathy for the people that died ? im telling you the real cause behind it and your talking rubbish.
I was a little boy on 9-11, they evacuated our school. I remember the news people saying “debris is falling from the towers” but somehow I knew it wasn’t debris 🥺. May God bless all those who stand against terrorism.❤️🇺🇸🇬🇧
@@aaflame I suppose you believed the government about co vid aswell. Two thirds of the IRA were state assets/agents, same goes for the muslamics, state sponsored. The best way to control the opposition is to be the opposition.
I remember, at the end of 7/7, i made a decision that I don't regret. I decided to reassure myself that it's okay to travel on the Tube. Obviously, I couldn't ride on the sections directly affected by the attacks, but I rode as much as I could the day afterwards
7/7 was an inside job: 1) peter power was running an exercise drill on the same day, 3 station and 1 bus that blew up. 2) the trains from luton to london was cancelled so they could not have done this at the time it happened 3) the CCTV weren't working 4) the 4 bombers were shot dead by police in canary wharf 5) bombs were planted underneath the carriages 6) a controlled demolition van near the bus that blew up
What they should have done to get drivers more confident to return to operating trains is disconnect doors to the operating ends of the trains and put locks on the emergency doors. In the event of an emergency they are needed, they can always be unlocked during the event.
My mum was pregnant with me. She was on maternity leave, but took one of the bombed routes (she never said which one) on her way to work. She says had she not been pregnant she would have been on the exact train that got hit. So in effect I saved her life 🙃
Edgware Road has always been my favourite station. The beautiful flowers and plant are especially what I love. It's a beautiful cross of when Underground meets Overground. Watching this and hearing even more backstory about this station has truly cemented my idea, and how I feel an overwhealming sense of nostalgia every time I visit. It was the first ever Underground sation I remember visiting, and anytime I think of London or where something is I always have to picturre in relation to Edgware Road.
@Morpheus x look I absolutely don't believe in God but to say that is so disrespectful to those who do believe. We all have different beliefs and that's ok
I remember the day so vividly, I was 6 years old on a school trip, we was between Liverpool Street and Aldgate when police stop our coach and told us to leave London ASAP because of an attack on the underground, my mum was obviously terrified but apparently I had a great day because I saw all the fire engines etc😅
I remember being in year 3 and we put the news on of the attacks and I cried because I knew my dad used kings cross and Russel square. I was terrified and we couldnt hear from him for hours because the phone lines got cut. Can't imagine what it would have been like to not hear whether or not your dad or relative was alive or dead for 7 days.
@@Gencturk92 you literally have no life, ive seen comments you made a month ago, 3 weeks ago and 1 week ago. Not to mention you are completely braindead, why would we fake or cover up an attack?
I decided to have a sleep in that day and travel home the next day, I totally could have been there, I'm so glad I didn't see that, the aftermath was shocking enough.
@@nadimovitch9237 I think you're right to be dubious but I give you my word as a man I'm not lying, if you want evidence I could provide but what's the point huh?
Thank you for posting this. I used to go to/from work via Liverpool Street and Bank - I happened to be off sick at the time, which might have been a good thing. The courage of the staff who went down to help, despite not knowing what might still happen; the anguish of some shows very clearly;. Muslims must be as shocked as anyone else that these acts were carried out by people claiming to be of their religion.
@@darshilmashru8479 - No true Muslim would murder in the name of the man who said: "The ink of the scholar is more sacred than the blood of the martyr" - just as no true Christian would murder in the name of the man who said "Love thy neighbour as thou lovest thyself" In both cases they're acting for political ends, using religion as the excuse.
Was the film crew doing this show at the time of the terrorist attack ? If I was trying to deal with this I certainly wouldn't want a camera in my face
Total number of deaths: 56 (including the 4 bombers) Attack type: Suicide attack Non-fatal injuries: 784 Perpetrators: Hasib Hussain, Mohammad Sidique Khan, Germaine Lindsay, Shehzad Tanweer
@@nadimovitch9237 what is your problem Your going around comments being incredibly aggressive and rude to people remembering/paying respects to those who lost their lives in 7/7. If you don't have anything kind to say, don't say anything
he was killed by the police 2 weeks later who they thought he was a suicide bomber. He saw the explosions planted underneath the trains and started talking about it, they killed him to shut him up and it was a warning to the others to keep their mouth shut otherwise this would happened to them
Samuel Slack I ain’t doing this to boost my own channel mate. I personally couldn’t give a shit about my channel. I ain’t that sad and pathetic unlike you connecting dots that don’t exist.
I was quite young when this happened. But why are they saying the bombing at OVAL was unsuccessful! if my memory reminds me. They mistook an INNOCENT man as being suspicious (understandably) and shot and killed him! it wasn't another bomb threat it was a bomb scare. and an innocent person was killed! I will say though. This was a truly scary and sad day. And I have the deepest respect for first responders!
These people who are mad about being inconvenienced are ridiculous. I really like Mohammad I was expecting him to break dow. He cares and carries a lot of emotions with him.
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view!" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?
I was on a District Line train at Edgware Road and I just saw a glow in the tunnel. I started banging on the cab door and told the driver about what happened.
I’d literally never heard of this what, I mean I was only two years old when it happened but I still thought at some point I would have seen it mentioned
Doge Coin young people are becoming ever more interested and invested in the news and the daily occurrences of their country so don’t assume I don’t see the news just because I’m young
@@stjernestruck I was working on a building site when this happened. Back then mobile phones had 2.5 inch colour screens and the mobile BBC news site wasn't all this fancy video stuff. Just pictures. I remember reading it. I said to my colleagues "They've attacked". You have to understand, this was only 6 years after 9/11. We were at war in both Afghanistan and Iraq. Osama Bin Laden was still releasing videos. There was a real feeling of inevitability that there was going to be a big terrorist attack in the UK soon, committed by Muslims. Everyone knew what I meant when I said that before I'd elaborated. I disagree with Doge Coin, this is not talked about a lot in the news. 9/11 is talked about more in the UK press than 7/7.
@Ljggd Hhfcv because bombs were planted underneath the carriages of the trains and not backpacks. No way on earth homemade explosives can do that, definitely not on the bus as you saw. C-4 and TNT are very powerful and only used by military services
@@edinburghtransport7604 if im lying and seems like you have a brain and i dont, care to explain how terrorists passport survived in 911 ? the suicide bombers driving licences in 7/7 ? this is logic dude, its nothing to do with conspiracy, im asking you something logic. if a suicide bomber blows himself up, how is their identification going to survive in one piece ?
Now they replaced hun as with computers at train stations makes sense smh if it wasn’t for staff and humans what would of happened on this sad day
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The sooner we recognise this is not all Muslims it's a handfull of extremists who get in the heads of people who are agrieved with the death of inocent societies which Goverments and war mongerers Like Blair have caused It's a sad world.
Omg, and I thought 9/11 was bad. This feels even scarier! (I only saw this one on TV though - but I was in New York on 9/11, flying back home on September 15, in a plane full of nervous passengers and with a nervous crew. ... You know things are serious when the crew gets nervous!)
Some terrorists blew up 3 tube trains in the morning, and then a double decker bus an hour later. They were supporters of Al Qaeda, who carried out the attacks because, to paraphrase "the democratically elected British government continuously carries out horrific atrocities towards innocent people in the Middle East, and seeing as you support the democratically elected British government, you deserve to be punished". Those aren't the exact words as I'm just relaying this off the top of my head, but yeah basically it was a politically motivated attack carried out by Al Qaeda supporting terrorists
@@calumcooper5190 it werent them that did it, and cctv werent working that day. peter power was running an excersise drill on that same day, time, stations and bus that exploded. just like what they did to princess diana and 911, cover up
Many more would have died if it were not for the ambulances and rescue services being in attendance at every terror attack site that day. They were there already, in attendance to training for a “terror attack” at those exact locations at that exact time. 🤷🏻♂️ what are the odds of that?
I remember coming out of my GP practice and seeing smoke through Aldgate, Little did I know what had happened when I switched the news on. No Twitter or anything to know instantly in those days.
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I remember this day well because my mother missed one of the trains by seconds because she'd stopped to put her ticket away. I dread to think what would've happened if she'd rushed and gotten on that train. I remember being in school and seeing it all unfold, panicking because I know my mother takes one of those routes, my teacher allowing me to have my phone on so I can try and contact her but I couldn't because the lines were all busy. Then getting a message through my school's reception and a teacher bringing me a scribbled message on a sticky note.
"I'm ok, I missed the train. Going to be home late tonight, please order food and I will pay you back when I get home. - Mum"
I still have that note in my scrapbook.
@@Gencturk92 I wouldn't call them Muslims. Muslims are all for peace. people use the religion to cover it up when they aren't really a Muslim because they don't follow Muslim values.
Damn, I can't imagine what was going through your mind at the time.
@@gloriamcinerney7383 thats not strictly true. Like Christianity there are multiple versions of Islamic faith. The most popular Islamic faiths are for peace but there are many violent strains of Islam
OMG 😳
I almost burst into tears reading this 🙁
I was 20 when this happened, our group of friends lost a pal in 7/7. They set off 22 white doves at his funeral, one for each year of his life. Absolutely heartbreaking. His name was Phil Beer and he was funny and brave and warm.
Sam Dodd R.I.P Phil Beer
@@finnburton1516 does it not seem strange that CCTV's weren't working that day ? and how did those people manage to carry out the attacks when their train from leeds was cancelled ? why was there a controlled demolition van near the bus that exploded ?
@@leojames2237 exactly, this dumbass spewing a whole load of shit.
@@leojames2237 didn't they drive
Gencturk92 stop being so insensitive , my goodness. People died. Who cares if it’s a coverup or not. People LOST THEIR LIVES. that’s more important and remembering them is the only thing we should be focusing on. Get your priorities straight.
I particularly feel for Muhammed Jamil who ran into the tunnel to help rescue the public, knowing that the perpetrators did their deed in the name of his religion. You can see in his face the despondency he feels. I wonder if he suffered any abuse because of his beliefs. I would hope most people would appreciate the difference between the extremist terrorists and those like Muhammed who are people of peace and go above and beyond to help others in distress.
Go to this UA-cam sight, Apostate Prophet to understand what Islam is to western society. Muhammad Jamil, reminds me of my dad when I got him to talk about being a soldier in the Second World War, seeing the carnage of German soldier, the enemy, who had been blown to pieces by bombs.
He seemed to be on the edge of tears everytime he talked about it. Truly he is scarred for life like many others
@@qlus It just goes to show that not all damage was physical. I wonder how many people might be too scared now to travel by train because of this. "Terrorist" is truly an appropriate word.
As a Muslim who believes desperately in peace, thank you for recognizing this. Muhammed is a hero.
@@iLOVEpalestineNlebanonFOREVER this werent even done by the muslims, why cant people just accept that it was a cover up. look up peter power 7/7 on youtube
Never forget this day. I was in year 6 and decided to run out of school in the morning (being a brat) walked around london for hours scared and lost. nobody knew where I was or if I had got on a train until 7pm. Me and my mum and a police officer assigned to look for me just cried together when we see each other. RIP to all of those who lost their life.
Prat not brat
@@nadimovitch9237 a 10 year old prat. Sorry.
ShaneB UK I was 3 days old
@@gloriamcinerney7383 alright luv! No need to put that picture in everyone's minds 🤮
I hope you learned from it, Shane, and got a severe telling off from your mother and the police officer. Silly boy
I now work on the underground but 7/7 I worked for the NHS and we had about 25 walking wounded come in. We lost one of our colleagues from Great Ormond Street in the Kings Cross bomb. Horrific time and not one I’ll ever forget
nuttybex my mum. works at great Ormand street
these people are amazing. god bless them for looking after us
Sometimes I feel like terrorism follows me. I'm from NJ and used to work in NYC as a Fireman and was there for 9-11. I later got out of the NYFD and started working for a private company that deals in emergency equipment. Well as fate would have it I was in London demonstrating equipment to the ERU and Fire Brigade the morning of the bombings.
There comes a point in life when you've seen enough death and I am well past that for several lifetimes :-(
SouthJerseySound my god. I’m sorry to hear this bud. I am hoping you have now found peace with yourself and your surroundings. Much love.
God bless you for helping those who needed.
SouthJerseySound were you in Nz during the Christchurch Mosque shootings as I was/am
@@hamishc2445 No Mr smartass but if you care to put some money behind that mouth of yours I'd be more than happy to prove it all. I'd love to go to NZ,so how about it I'll gladly take your money and put it towards it.
SouthJerseySound
Didn’t mean to offend you. Calm down.
I was only a little girl when this happened yet I still remember it. Devastating
No need to state the obvious
@@nadimovitch9237 no need to talk bollocks but it doesn't seem to stop you
@@mattinfullvision9598 that's me impersonating you. 🤣😂
@@nadimovitch9237 blimey you talk out of your arse
Rosie Hillier dame here I was only 11 years old, this broke my heart 😭
Was in London on this day working on a roof top not far from Russell Square when the bus bomb went off. Remember hearing it and we all stopped and looked at each other wondering what the hell it was. Kudos to the staff on the tube. Londoners, you can beat us down but we always get up and come back stronger than before…
I was working in central London on 9/11 and 7/7...I got on the tube (London Underground) the next day after both attacks...Yes, I was scared but also determined to carry on as usual. United we stand, divided we fall. I'm lucky to live in one of the most multi-cultural cities in the world.
Super Saiyan 3 Mate grow up your about 5
Super Saiyan 3 The BBC? BBC is bullshit like you. Yes people died that day and you can only show your shitty documentaries and conspiracies.
I remember being like year 4 and our school was evacuated since it was right next to the tube, walking home there was snipers on the rooftops because they arrested someone in one of the houses opposite mine
The I will never forget I was driving route 42 when it happened I still get some flashbacks now and then. The 2nd bus in front of me felt the shock when it went off. I remember the centercom call over the radio later on saying to ask all the passengers to turn off there mobile phones but not many took any notice. I could go on about that day buses being used as ambulances taking the none hurt people to hospitals
Thank you for sharing your story, I wasn't aware that centrecomm was even around in 2005 as iBus was still about a year from being released.
East themes or London general
Man I drive buses too I can only imagine. Wasn't the bus bomber meant to have been on the underground but was locked out so he found the nearest bus?
Not much cctv on that day
NADiM OViTCH but if u were in london at the time u would know it was teal stop trying to spread shit
Horrible event, heart goes to all the familys x
Lets only hope that the next episodes are less depressing than the last two dark ones
They're issues that need to be discussed though
@@mattinfullvision9598 you are right these things have to be discussed as we can prevent something like this again
I remember that day, my dad left Aldgate probably 10-15 minutes before it happened, it was a terrible day
I don’t have a very interesting story but my family and myself were scared to go anywhere of how many attacks that were happening around them in a period of 10 years like I would imagine others would feel the same. The attack at Glasgow’s Airport (2 miles were I used to live growing up), 9/11, 7/7 etc. I think im safe to say that was the worst year for the world. I was only young when it all happened but I was old enough to understand what was roughly happening.
I remember this like it was yesterday. I was only 8 years old but I remember how tragic it was. My family friend (like my second mum) would've got on the Russell Square train on the first carriage when the bomb went off... But she over slept... My ONLY cousin narrowly missed the other train... I can't even imagine how the families must feel.. my heart goes out to them
Where's my violin?
I'm reading some of these comments and I'm thinking, whilst many were unlucky, there was still a bit of luck for some.
@@nadimovitch9237 stop commenting things that aren’t related
I was in the last year of high school near liverpool when this happened. We had a huge projector screen in the main hall that projected the bbc news onto it through dinner time. I remember it feeling like the whole school was stood in silence just watching the screen
I remember exactly where I was when this happened. My entire family live in London apart from myself, parents and siblings. I can still picture the moment we heard over the radio news what happened and I can still hear my mums screams of panic as she tried to contact my family members to make sure they were safe. My little brother had just got out of hospital and it was our first family outing since he had been ill we were in the car going to a safari park. RIP to the victims of this disgusting act of hatred and a massive thank you to all who keep us safe in life
Where's my violin? Always believe your government, they'd never lie to you
I find it incredible that commuters were still forgetting bags etc;after such a horrendous atrocity.
I was nine years old when this happened. I still remember the utter terror this caused me. I don’t think I’ll ever really get over that fear, it’ll always linger at the back of my mind. That’s the worst thing about terror attacks, the fear they cause never truly goes away.
The underground staff that worked through these attacks are really amazing people. I couldn’t work through these kinds of things like they did. It takes a special kind of bravery to get back to work after major incidents like this.
Always believe your government, they'd never lie to you. Where's my violin?
NADiM OViTCH you have no life replying to every fucking comment
R.I.P to those who lost their lives😢😢😢😢😭😭😭
Dam bombers almost got me twice with the Harrods missed that by 30 minutes, in 2005 narrowly missed the exploding 30 bus in Tavistock Square, had to leave the office and go to Euston, as I cycled past King’s Cross Station, saw the evacuation, only when I arrived at the Archway office at 15:00, did I realised from the radio what had happened.
Jack Sugden do you were fine yh?
Could have been me
Jack Sugden but it wasn’t and many others died
Yeah, so what
This 2 episode special was filmed November 8th and 10th 2005, I’d imagine it’d be surreal.
May this event and those who were affected, the victims, victim’s’ families first responders, tube staff etc never be forgotten.
I LOVE THIS SERIES, KEEP DOING TEHSE VIDEOS!!!!
Mohammed Jamil is the most dignified man I've ever seen. Humble, softly spoken, sincere, genuine.
His is the true face of Islam.
Wonderful wonderful video. My heart goes out to all who suffered. May your memories this Sunday be of all who put their lives on the lines to prevent further attacks.
Many transport staff, police and brave members of the public have prevented so many other incidents.
Peter Burke
London bus driver
Always believe your government, they'd never lie to you.
UA-camr with a fake profile.
I am too young to remember this but I still feel incredibly bad.
Hahaheee. Well u've cheered me up. Thanks
My now retired mother worked for a company who regulated the electrical systems for the tube network, she always said that everyone was going mad at her boss and their department for an error but later understood that there was an attack
I`ll never forget that time of mine in London. Nor would I forget the very day. I had to walk home to Tooting Broadway (South of the River) from our offices in Pimlico. Some of my colleagues (without cars) had to sleep in the office.
As someone who loves London and the London Underground, this is painful to watch.
It's such a glorious city and such a beautiful place to experience, disrupting it seems like such a waste.
But most of all, I cannot fathom how people can be so influenced by anything, let alone the fairytale that is religion, to randomly go out and kill people. I don't blame them, people are easily pushed to do things. It's the ones that taught them that this is the way to go that are the true murderers.
I get what your saying but I have to disagree ...... They haven't been influenced or brainwashed at all .... They listened to their teachers / preachers and still had the choice and thought process to go out and do it knowing it was wrong ...... To be brainwashed is impossible because at some point you still have that choice like you do in everyday life ...... You have a brain to think and a conscience to decide ....your brain tells you what to do and your conscience tells whether what you are doing is right or wrong ..... All terrorists have a conscience and they all know what they're doing is wrong ..... Being brainwashed has nothing to do with it...... You can be brainwashed as a child but not as an adult.
@@johnnyrotten8801 they were raised with religion being the highest thing in their lives since they were babies. Also you can definitely be brainwashed as an adult, check how German Nazi soldiers were trained for the second world war ;).
@@rollingtroll yes but the german citizens wernt brainwashed by Hitler because Hitler back then was the fuhrer of Germany which meant that he was representing the law of his country (president) so if those citizens turned against him they were logically turning against their own country therefore being traitors in the Eyes of Hitler and the whole country so if they didn't want to end up in jail or killed they had to follow his rules no matter what.... So nobody was brain washed but controlled ...just like north Korea today......also id like to say that from when you are a baby you are born into that sort of environment and your environment shapes your personality this is called nurture ...and nurture and brainwashed are two different things 😉....terrorists know what they are doing and they haven't been brainwashed and alls they are doing is justifying their actions by blaming politics or religion for their actions ...... When they know that deep down their actions arnt justified ......think logically 😉😊
The thought process and background of these terrorists are very similar to neo nazi / white supremacist terrorists. Religion is the excuse, not the cause.
@@Chilukar may want to look into Hitler's affiliation with religion though!
I bunked school when this happened. I was more scared of getting caught and the school contacting my mum 😦 rip to those who lost their lives
Aldgate, Kings cross st pancras, Russel square, Edgware Road 🙏🏼
My wife was on her way to work at Holloway prison and one of the bombers barged into her and she was annoyed. Normally she would take the route a d get off at Caledonia road but switched for some reason. When the attacks happened the prison went on lockdown so she couldn't contact me. When she finally came home we held each other. Because of her contact with the bomber we had visits from special branch. I would like to mention that she is Spanish and we had to track down loved ones after the Madrid bombings. I travel, I have new experiences and will not alter things and give in to this bastards. Terrorism doesn't work, we come together in shock, love and deviance. We won't be cowed or beaten, we never give in, we overcome.
dude there was no bomber so stop chatting shit the bombs were military explosives planted underneath the carriages of the trains. the witnesses have said this
@@Gencturk92 it must be so sad being you and seeing conspiracy theories. You poor thing.
@@jetodessa5484 its the truth believe it or not
Gencturk92 You must be about 7 binge watching conspiracys, you have no heart to respect the people who put sweat and tears to save lives and any respect to people who lost their lives. No one in the right mind would put their country through that trauma
@@edinburghtransport7604 how is talking about conspiracy mean i have no sympathy for the people that died ? im telling you the real cause behind it and your talking rubbish.
I was a little boy on 9-11, they evacuated our school. I remember the news people saying “debris is falling from the towers” but somehow I knew it wasn’t debris 🥺. May God bless all those who stand against terrorism.❤️🇺🇸🇬🇧
My Nan who visted from New Zealand was close to boarding one of the exploding buses but narrowly avoided it by being late.
Feel sorry for everyone and especially the train operators
I don't believe u. R u still feeling sorry @ this very moment?
@@nadimovitch9237 show respect
@@aaflame I suppose you believed the government about co vid aswell. Two thirds of the IRA were state assets/agents, same goes for the muslamics, state sponsored. The best way to control the opposition is to be the opposition.
These staff are the true unsung hero of the terrible day
I remember, at the end of 7/7, i made a decision that I don't regret. I decided to reassure myself that it's okay to travel on the Tube. Obviously, I couldn't ride on the sections directly affected by the attacks, but I rode as much as I could the day afterwards
Another great video from Spark!
My dad would have been on one of those trains but he was lucky delayed that morning
7/7 was an inside job:
1) peter power was running an exercise drill on the same day, 3 station and 1 bus that blew up.
2) the trains from luton to london was cancelled so they could not have done this at the time it happened
3) the CCTV weren't working
4) the 4 bombers were shot dead by police in canary wharf
5) bombs were planted underneath the carriages
6) a controlled demolition van near the bus that blew up
How's the old man doing now?
@@Gencturk92 if you find the tube challenge fourms its the closed fourm at the bottom
I was only 4 when this happened, I remember briefly watching something about this on the news at the time but didn’t understand what had happened.
God bless all the friends and family of everyone that was lost and everyone that had to see that
What they should have done to get drivers more confident to return to operating trains is disconnect doors to the operating ends of the trains and put locks on the emergency doors. In the event of an emergency they are needed, they can always be unlocked during the event.
My mum was pregnant with me. She was on maternity leave, but took one of the bombed routes (she never said which one) on her way to work. She says had she not been pregnant she would have been on the exact train that got hit. So in effect I saved her life 🙃
I doubt that mate
Edgware Road has always been my favourite station. The beautiful flowers and plant are especially what I love. It's a beautiful cross of when Underground meets Overground. Watching this and hearing even more backstory about this station has truly cemented my idea, and how I feel an overwhealming sense of nostalgia every time I visit. It was the first ever Underground sation I remember visiting, and anytime I think of London or where something is I always have to picturre in relation to Edgware Road.
Man must work together as people in peace. 🌎🙏
What about the Westminster and London bridge attack? Did it shut the network down?
They were different.
Yeah they were street level, so they didn't
Both of them were at street level. I believe the nearest stations were closed for a short length of time when the attacks happened
That wasn't on the Underground or the buses
What's the intro music right at the beginning ?? Statting at 0:03
I remember seeing the July bombings on the news that morning in 2005, ever since I have been so frightened of central London, especially the tube.
God Bless The Injured And Dead
Morpheus x , it is a flippin’ sayin’
@Morpheus x someone gets it
Communist in the name & talks about god. Gtfoh
@Morpheus x look I absolutely don't believe in God but to say that is so disrespectful to those who do believe. We all have different beliefs and that's ok
I remember the day so vividly, I was 6 years old on a school trip, we was between Liverpool Street and Aldgate when police stop our coach and told us to leave London ASAP because of an attack on the underground, my mum was obviously terrified but apparently I had a great day because I saw all the fire engines etc😅
I remember being in year 3 and we put the news on of the attacks and I cried because I knew my dad used kings cross and Russel square. I was terrified and we couldnt hear from him for hours because the phone lines got cut. Can't imagine what it would have been like to not hear whether or not your dad or relative was alive or dead for 7 days.
and why's there no video showing the guy who got on the blown up bus ?
@@Gencturk92 you literally have no life, ive seen comments you made a month ago, 3 weeks ago and 1 week ago. Not to mention you are completely braindead, why would we fake or cover up an attack?
@@qooqle always believe your government, they'd never lie to you. Hahaheee
I personally think it’s so disrespectful that there’s ads during this video. Otherwise, great documentary
You begrudge the uploader making money, hahaheee. Good one
When was this filmed? Was it actually filmed after 7/7?
This show was filmed from 2003-5
Yes. They werent filming on 7/7 but went back out the day after
Twat McGee how could they film it 2 years before it happened?
I thought it was cgi
1:07 funny how London Underground always seem to be able to produce poster so quick?
What’s special about it?
This was on my 14th birthday, i take a minute to remember everyone each year
You deserve a standing ovation
I was born 3 days after this
dedicate my birthday to all the people who lost their lives and those who helped
& what have u done since
I decided to have a sleep in that day and travel home the next day, I totally could have been there, I'm so glad I didn't see that, the aftermath was shocking enough.
Big deal, we can't avoid death.
@@nadimovitch9237 well he did that day ✌
@@georgia8592 I don't believe him, don't trust strangers 🤣😂 Ur so gullible. You'll never be a queen, just everybody's side chick. Dutty gyal.
NADiM OViTCH what are you even talking about m8?
@@nadimovitch9237 I think you're right to be dubious but I give you my word as a man I'm not lying, if you want evidence I could provide but what's the point huh?
Thank you for posting this. I used to go to/from work via Liverpool Street and Bank - I happened to be off sick at the time, which might have been a good thing.
The courage of the staff who went down to help, despite not knowing what might still happen; the anguish of some shows very clearly;.
Muslims must be as shocked as anyone else that these acts were carried out by people claiming to be of their religion.
Claiming to be?
@@darshilmashru8479 - No true Muslim would murder in the name of the man who said: "The ink of the scholar is more sacred than the blood of the martyr"
- just as no true Christian would murder in the name of the man who said "Love thy neighbour as thou lovest thyself"
In both cases they're acting for political ends, using religion as the excuse.
Was the film crew doing this show at the time of the terrorist attack ? If I was trying to deal with this I certainly wouldn't want a camera in my face
16 years ago in just a few hours, is when the first 3 bombs went off
The Weslsh bloke at 19:00 is my old boss.
My mum used to work for the electric company that does underground , she was worried because it could have been there issue but it wasn’t
Thanks, i needed 2 know that
Total number of deaths: 56 (including the 4 bombers)
Attack type: Suicide attack
Non-fatal injuries: 784
Perpetrators: Hasib Hussain, Mohammad Sidique Khan, Germaine Lindsay, Shehzad Tanweer
Correction 52 innocent fatalities, four men caused that and their own deaths
@Mike Robisnson Fuck off with that conspiracy bullshit. It's insulting to everyone involved.
Correction, 52 people died. The bombers should never be included in the statistics
THEY SHALL BE AVENGED (except the bombers)
GO RAF GO DO YOU REVENGEING
I wouldn't include or name the murderers. They don't deserve to be remembered or counted.
Seems like kings cross is the most dangerous station on the network
Maybe because it's extremely busy?
There was the fire, and then the 7/7 bombings
well now my birthday got a negative touch i won't forget so quickly
I bet u do
@@nadimovitch9237 what is your problem
Your going around comments being incredibly aggressive and rude to people remembering/paying respects to those who lost their lives in 7/7. If you don't have anything kind to say, don't say anything
@@ct1773 lol, censorship brigade on my case now. Trust ur government, they'll never lie to you.
Does anyone know how to apply for the underground?
I was 2/5/2005 I'm glad I wasnt told what happened or otherwise I would be scared I was only young
Wtf
...no mention of Jean Charles de Menezes?
he was killed by the police 2 weeks later who they thought he was a suicide bomber. He saw the explosions planted underneath the trains and started talking about it, they killed him to shut him up and it was a warning to the others to keep their mouth shut otherwise this would happened to them
12:16 you know it's serious when the police in the UK are holding firearms
Sad. So very sad. I’ll never understand why people do these things.
For money
@@ikuto122 They literally died in the attacks. They were radicalised into believing they'd benefit in the afterlife
become a islamic extremist & you'll understand.
Always believe your government, they'd never lie to you
Healing and 🙏
Lest we forget!
Is anyone watching this on the tube itself? I'm watching it whilst I'm on the tube as 7/7 doesn't effect my way of transportation
I turned 6 that day. All I remember that day was my mum crying and me asking what was wrong.
Why lie for likes?
@UCCDW7GKiLVJG-t6RonQgZSw You're so easy to read and pathetic.
Samuel Slack I ain’t doing this to boost my own channel mate. I personally couldn’t give a shit about my channel. I ain’t that sad and pathetic unlike you connecting dots that don’t exist.
Hahahehe, got any more funny stories
Nadim Ovitch what’s that supposed to mean?
Do more the tube
Yes! Tube more do
I enjoy this series
I was quite young when this happened. But why are they saying the bombing at OVAL was unsuccessful! if my memory reminds me. They mistook an INNOCENT man as being suspicious (understandably) and shot and killed him! it wasn't another bomb threat it was a bomb scare. and an innocent person was killed! I will say though. This was a truly scary and sad day. And I have the deepest respect for first responders!
I can't imagine what happened during 7/7
My prayers go out to everyone.
These people who are mad about being inconvenienced are ridiculous. I really like Mohammad I was expecting him to break dow. He cares and carries a lot of emotions with him.
Bloody awful, I remember it on the telly. It was just before I started year 7. Always been weary of Tubes since.
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view!"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?
At the time 5 minutes away from Aldgate
2:56
I was only 9 months when this happend. Respect to Jamil🙏🏽
They need a sticker that links to people’s phones or sensors that beep when pressure is lifted from the seat
Why?
I was on a District Line train at Edgware Road and I just saw a glow in the tunnel. I started banging on the cab door and told the driver about what happened.
JN Trains! the driver would probably see the glow better than you did considering he has a full view infront of him but sad story nonetheless
I’d literally never heard of this what, I mean I was only two years old when it happened but I still thought at some point I would have seen it mentioned
Sofmo You clearly haven’t been very observant then, it gets talked about a lot in the news. Not surprising, you’re literally 16 🤣🤣🤣
Doge Coin young people are becoming ever more interested and invested in the news and the daily occurrences of their country so don’t assume I don’t see the news just because I’m young
@@岡山大木 As someone who is also 16, I only heard about 7/7 a few months ago, it's (sadly) not as widely spoken about as you may think
@@stjernestruck I was working on a building site when this happened. Back then mobile phones had 2.5 inch colour screens and the mobile BBC news site wasn't all this fancy video stuff. Just pictures. I remember reading it. I said to my colleagues "They've attacked". You have to understand, this was only 6 years after 9/11. We were at war in both Afghanistan and Iraq. Osama Bin Laden was still releasing videos. There was a real feeling of inevitability that there was going to be a big terrorist attack in the UK soon, committed by Muslims. Everyone knew what I meant when I said that before I'd elaborated.
I disagree with Doge Coin, this is not talked about a lot in the news. 9/11 is talked about more in the UK press than 7/7.
@@simmer484 watch the 7/7 ripple effect video and you will see it was a false flag
I've always wondered after something like this why they haven't installed baggage scanners in train stations
There are millions of people at each station every day. You can't chech everyone's bag.
@Ljggd Hhfcv because bombs were planted underneath the carriages of the trains and not backpacks. No way on earth homemade explosives can do that, definitely not on the bus as you saw. C-4 and TNT are very powerful and only used by military services
@Ljggd Hhfcv what do you think ?
Ljggd Hhfcv Hes a bit mental and believes his own lies, just ignore him
@@edinburghtransport7604 if im lying and seems like you have a brain and i dont, care to explain how terrorists passport survived in 911 ? the suicide bombers driving licences in 7/7 ? this is logic dude, its nothing to do with conspiracy, im asking you something logic. if a suicide bomber blows himself up, how is their identification going to survive in one piece ?
20:26 Serious question, is that Stephen Merchant?
PhreshFunk This was released in 2005, looks like him when he was younger.
Funny enough I was born on that exact day
Now they replaced hun as with computers at train stations makes sense smh if it wasn’t for staff and humans what would of happened on this sad day
The sooner we recognise this is not all Muslims it's a handfull of extremists who get in the heads of people who are agrieved with the death of inocent societies which Goverments and war mongerers Like Blair have caused It's a sad world.
I was turning 18 when this happened I will be 36 this year
The Service Director Looks High
I was 7 when this happened
Omg, and I thought 9/11 was bad. This feels even scarier! (I only saw this one on TV though - but I was in New York on 9/11, flying back home on September 15, in a plane full of nervous passengers and with a nervous crew. ... You know things are serious when the crew gets nervous!)
Hello im 17 can some explain what happened at 7/7 bombings and who did it ....
Some terrorists blew up 3 tube trains in the morning, and then a double decker bus an hour later.
They were supporters of Al Qaeda, who carried out the attacks because, to paraphrase "the democratically elected British government continuously carries out horrific atrocities towards innocent people in the Middle East, and seeing as you support the democratically elected British government, you deserve to be punished".
Those aren't the exact words as I'm just relaying this off the top of my head, but yeah basically it was a politically motivated attack carried out by Al Qaeda supporting terrorists
@@calumcooper5190 oof thanks
@@calumcooper5190 it werent them that did it, and cctv werent working that day. peter power was running an excersise drill on that same day, time, stations and bus that exploded. just like what they did to princess diana and 911, cover up
@@calumcooper5190 no it was the government or mossad
Many more would have died if it were not for the ambulances and rescue services being in attendance at every terror attack site that day. They were there already, in attendance to training for a “terror attack” at those exact locations at that exact time. 🤷🏻♂️ what are the odds of that?
5:05 love his beard
I remember coming out of my GP practice and seeing smoke through Aldgate, Little did I know what had happened when I switched the news on. No Twitter or anything to know instantly in those days.