All London Terror Attack Victims

COLIN MORLEY, 52, was from Finchley in north London Read more...

60, of Seven Sisters, north London, died in the Piccadilly Line train at Russell Square. Read more...

ANNE MOFFAT. No details about Anne Moffat have been released Read more...

LEE HARRIS, 30, died on Friday at the Royal London Hospital in the east end. He had been caught up in the bombing near King’s Cross with his partner, 36-year-old Samantha Badham, who is also missing, feared dead. Read more...

34, an accountant from Romford, is thought to have died at Aldgate. Read more...

Mr Downey, 34, of Milton Keynes, died in the Edgware Road blast. His family issued a statement on Friday which read: “Jon was the youngest of a family of five, who spent a happy and fulfilled childhood in Corby, Northamptonshire. “He was a kind, caring, considerate and supportive son, husband and friend. “His career was developing successfully as HR Systems Read more...

Ciaran Cassidy ate his breakfast, said goodbye to his mother and left home at 8.25am. He walked to Finsbury Park station and caught Piccadilly Line, heading to work in a stationery shop in Chancery Lane. He died in the tube train explosion near King’s Cross. Read more...

The 24-year-old, from Billericay, Essex, had been on her way to the Royal Society of Arts on the Embankment where she worked. Ms Taylor was last seen by her mother, June, at Liverpool Street station. Her mother said: “I’m so very glad that the last picture I have of her in my head is smiling and waving at me.” Read more...

Terror Victims In London Attacks – Prayers – Condolences – Memorials Our condolences Like terrorist attacks before, the transit bombings in London represent a blow against all civilized people, all open societies, all who respect life and the rule of law. This is a call for nations of goodwill to unite and redouble efforts to stamp out terrorism. Group of Read more...

Anthony Fatayi Williams is missing. He was on his way to work at Liverpool Street station at the time of the blast there. Have you seen Anthony, or do you know where he is? Contact the casualty hotline 0870 156 6344. Read more...