LONDON (AP) -- Half a dozen explosions rocked the London subway and tore open a packed double-decker bus during the morning rush hour Thursday. The blasts killed at least two people and injured scores in what a shaken Prime Minister Tony Blair said was a series of "barbaric" terrorist attacks.
Police reported "a number of fatalities" at one London subway station. "Things are still relatively confused," Superintendent John Morgan told reporters.
Blair said it was clear the attacks were designed to coincide with the opening of the G-8 summit in Gleneagles, Scotland. The prime minister said the meeting of world leaders would continue but that he would return to London.
"Tony Blair is calling it a barbaric terrorist attack. I wonder what he thinks about the killing of over 100'000 iraqi civilians by US and UK Forces in Iraq since the start of war, i wonder what he is calling the use of Napalm and Cluster Bombs in iraqi residential Areas. I wonder what he is calling himself after deliberately lying us to war. Is the World safer now as Bush and Blair wanted to make us believe?"
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