It looked like business as usual at Waterloo station yesterday afternoon. But beyond the regulation carpet of discarded coffee cups and colour supplements there was a fresh anxiety. “I think about [the Madrid atrocity] all the time,” said Jonathan Lovett, who had brought his son, Alex, from Surbiton to visit the Tate Modern. “In fact, I was thinking about it as I walked into the station. You know that a bomb could go off at any moment. But if it does, what can you do? You just have to get on with things.” Becky Dhlakama, a student from Scotland, was sitting waiting for a friend on a bench near a door. “I hate trains and I’m frightened of them,” she said. “But you have to use them if you want to go to work or go out anywhere.” Full Story
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