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Timeline of London Attacks

• London Underground map with Aldgate, Edware Road, King's Cross, Liverpool Street, Old Street, Russell Square and Leicester Square stations highlighted.
• July 7: Police officers stand outside the Aldgate East tube station in east London.
• July 7: Firemen carry an injured person at the Aldgate tube station.
• July 7: A traffic-camera image of the scene at the King's Cross tube and light-rail station in central London.
• July 7: 'Walking wounded' leaving the Edgware Road tube station in London.
• July 7: A bus with its roof blown off near Tavistock Square in central London.
• July 7: The Edgware Road tube station.
• July 7: Prime Minister Tony Blair speaks during a group photo of G8 and other leaders at the Gleneagles Hotel in Auchterarder, Scotland.
• July 7: A newsstand outside the Leicester Square tube station.
• July 7: An ambulance arrives at the Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel.
• July 7: President Bush walks to make a statement at the Gleneagles Hotel near Auchterarder, Scotland.

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• 08:49 a.m. - Emergency services called after reports of an explosion between Liverpool Street and Aldgate.
• 08:50 a.m. - Police called to Aldgate station, east London.
• 09:22 a.m. - King's Cross, Liverpool Street and Aldgate stations cleared.
• 09:33 a.m. - London Underground said that there has been 'another incident at Edgware Road' station in London.
• 09:47 a.m. - Fourth explosion on double-decker bus near Tavistock Square.
• 10:13 a.m. - An explosion happened at Edgware Rd.; there were suggestions of other explosions near King's Cross and Aldgate.
• 12:00 p.m. - PM Tony Blair says: "It is reasonably clear that there have been a series of terrorist attacks in London."
• 12:16 p.m. - Emergency services called to Leicester Square tube station, but no reports of explosion.
• 01:25 p.m. - Royal London Hospital said they'd received 183 patients from two of the incidents.
• 01:27 p.m. - President Bush said from the G8 summit: "We condemn utterly these barbaric attacks."