Parsons Green

An Iraqi teenager, who had come to Britain as an asylum seeker, was found guilty on Friday of attempted murder after detonating a homemade bomb on a packed rush-hour London commuter train, injuring 30 people, prosecutors and police said.

Three men arrested in Wales in connection with the London Underground train bombing were released from custody on Tuesday and face no further action, police said.

British Home Secretary Amber Rudd said that the government will suggest new security treaty to keep level of counter terrorism cooperation with the European Union (EU) after Britain leaves the 28-member bloc.

British police hunting those behind a bomb which injured 29 people on a London train on Friday said they had arrested an 18-year-old man in a move described as significant.

Police in London were searching for the assailant who detonated a homemade bomb Friday that sent a scorching blast of flame and smoke through a London subway car, injuring at least 29 rush-hour commuters and sending panicked crowds scrambling for safety in what police called a terrorist incident.

A homemade bomb sent a scorching cloud of smoke and flames through a London subway carriage Friday, injuring at least 18 rush-hour commuters and sending people scrambling for safety in what police are calling a terrorist incident.

Peter Crowley, one of the commuters on the train at the time of the incident, posted alarming images of his singed forehead shortly after the explosion. Shortly after, Mr Crowley's Twitter timeline was flooded with requests from journalists seeking permission to use his photos.

Passengers were seen badly burned and covered in blood after what police described as a "terrorist incident" on a London Underground train on Friday.

Armed police rushed to a London Underground station on Friday after an explosion was reported on a packed rush-hour commuter train.

An explosion on a London tube's Parsons Green Station is being investigated by the police. The tube services have been restricted around the area.

People on a London underground train "ran for their lives" after a "fireball" reportedly left several passengers with facial burns, the UK media reported today. The explosion took place inside a bucket left on a District Line train during the morning rush hour, officials said.

An Iraqi teenager, who had come to Britain as an asylum seeker, was found guilty on Friday of attempted murder after detonating a homemade bomb on a packed rush-hour London commuter train, injuring 30 people, prosecutors and police said.

Three men arrested in Wales in connection with the London Underground train bombing were released from custody on Tuesday and face no further action, police said.

British Home Secretary Amber Rudd said that the government will suggest new security treaty to keep level of counter terrorism cooperation with the European Union (EU) after Britain leaves the 28-member bloc.

British police hunting those behind a bomb which injured 29 people on a London train on Friday said they had arrested an 18-year-old man in a move described as significant.

Police in London were searching for the assailant who detonated a homemade bomb Friday that sent a scorching blast of flame and smoke through a London subway car, injuring at least 29 rush-hour commuters and sending panicked crowds scrambling for safety in what police called a terrorist incident.

A homemade bomb sent a scorching cloud of smoke and flames through a London subway carriage Friday, injuring at least 18 rush-hour commuters and sending people scrambling for safety in what police are calling a terrorist incident.

Peter Crowley, one of the commuters on the train at the time of the incident, posted alarming images of his singed forehead shortly after the explosion. Shortly after, Mr Crowley's Twitter timeline was flooded with requests from journalists seeking permission to use his photos.

Passengers were seen badly burned and covered in blood after what police described as a "terrorist incident" on a London Underground train on Friday.

Armed police rushed to a London Underground station on Friday after an explosion was reported on a packed rush-hour commuter train.

An explosion on a London tube's Parsons Green Station is being investigated by the police. The tube services have been restricted around the area.

People on a London underground train "ran for their lives" after a "fireball" reportedly left several passengers with facial burns, the UK media reported today. The explosion took place inside a bucket left on a District Line train during the morning rush hour, officials said.