7/7: The Inside Story – A Thursday in July • Episode 1
September 17, 2025
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7/7: The Inside Story – A Thursday in July • Episode 1
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Summary
Conflicted: 7/7 The Inside Story is now live to all our dear listeners!
Episodes 1 & 2 are available from today, with the following episodes of this 6 part series on the terror attacks which changed the face of modern Britain coming every week...
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On a regular Thursday in July 2005, the peaceful morning air was shattered as four bombs ripped through the underground in central London. 52 people were killed, over 700 others were injured. London had never seen bombings of this magnitude before, never with this coordination.
In the first episode of this special series of Conflicted, we hear from survivors, emergency workers and a former Al Qaeda spy as we recount the heart-pounding and tumultuous events of that fateful Thursday in July.
It sets up a series where we will investigate the last two decades of terrorism and counter terrorism in the UK. How did it develop? What were the motivations behind? And why did terrorism, and the perceived threat of it, change the way in which the UK thinks about its own citizens?
Conflicted - 7/7 The Inside Story is produced by Message Heard for Wondery.
Hosted by Thomas Small.
This series was written and produced by Harry Stott and Leo Danczak.
Production Coordinator is Kirsty McLean.
Sound design and engineering by Alan Leer, Ivan Eastley and Lizzy Andrews.
Music by Tom Biddle.
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