Remembering 7/7

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This Tuesday marked the tenth anniversary of 7/7 and the London bombings. 52 people were killed in the attacks on three separate London Underground trains. The bombings led to a day of severe disruption in the capital. In time, it emerged that one of the four bombers Shehzad Tanweer lived in the Beeston area of Leeds, two of the others Hasib Hussain and the ringleader Mohammed Siddique Khan also had links to the area. Nosheen Dad is a councillor in Dewsbury South, back in 2005 she was just at school and recalls the moment she heard that one of the bombers had links to her town. In this interview she speaks to BBC's Nasser Hanif.