Overview

• King Charles presided over the ceremony at St. Paul’s Cathedral attended by families of the 52 victims and survivors of the bombings.
• A moment of silence and readings honoured the 52 people killed and nearly 800 wounded in the coordinated 2005 attacks.
• Senior officials spotlighted the Prevent programme launched after the bombings to curb domestic radicalization.
• Speakers reflected on national unity and resilience, noting how 7/7 reshaped UK homeland security and community cohesion.
• Commemoration events marked two decades of progress toward a diverse, inclusive Britain.