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Twenty years after the 7/7 London bombings killed 52 people, what’s changed since the deadly suicide attack? Thelma Stober suffered life-changing injuries that morning and former police officer David Skiffins spent the weeks after working underground to recover the bodies of those murdered. They describe what happened and how it changed their lives.
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Guests:
Fiona Hamilton, Chief Reporter, The Times
Thelma Stober, 7/7 survivor
David Skiffins, former Metropolitan Police counter terror Detective Constable
Host: Manveen Rana.
Producer: Edward Drummond.
Further reading:
7/7: ‘There was a white light. I looked around and saw bodies’
‘I spoke to victims of 7/7 as I retrieved their bodies’
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