Two of the suicide bombers behind last year’s deadly attacks on London probably had contacts with Al-Qaeda — but British security lacked resources to stop the atrocity, two reports said. The first detailed accounts of the July 7 bombings cleared the intelligence services of any failings in not preventing Britain’s worst-ever terrorist strike. At the same time the reports — one by an influential parliamentary committee and another by the Home Office — highlighted the magnitude of the task they face in foiling such plots. Full Story