Al-Qaeda played no part in the London bombings last July, instead they were planned on a low budget from information off the Internet, the leaked findings of an inquiry into the blasts revealed. The Observer newspaper, reporting the leak, said the government probe into Britain’s worst terrorist attack concluded that it was a “simple and inexpensive” plot dreamt up by four suicide bombers intent on martyrdom. The first forensic account of the July 7 bombings, which killed 52 people, found it was the product of a small-scale operation by the four men alone rather than an international terror network, according to the Observer. Full Story
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