Mayor Ken Livingstone has described the combination of the Olympic bid victory and the attacks on the 7th of July as a 'rollercoaster ride of emotions'.Μύ Just one day before the bombings, London was announced host city of the 2012 games, beating Paris in a nail biting finish.Μύ Ken Livingstone, along with Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell and Lord Sebastian Coe were in Singapore to hear whether they'd led the capital to Olympic success. Within 24 hours bombs exploded on board three underground train carriages and one doubled decker bus. One year later and questions still remain about how and why London’s commuters were targeted. The aftermath of the 7th of July attacks are still being felt by those injured or those who lost loved ones.Μύ
 | | Bus attack in Tavistock Square on 7 July |
How has London changed and what can be done to prevent repeat attacks on the capital? In an interview with Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ London’s Political Editor, Tim Donovan, Ken Livingstone talks about how City Hall, the Police and ordinary Londoners reacted. You can watch the full extended interview here. Just click on the link in the right hand column. The 7 July Assistance Centre is open until 8pm on 10 July. The helpline number is 0845 054 7444. | 
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