At the south-east corner of Hyde Park in London, 52 singular columns of stainless steel rise from the ground, a permanent memorial to the victims of the worst terrorist attack in the city’s history.
Five years ago this week, four British men walked on to London’s transport system and, above and below the capital, exploded their backpacks, killing 52 people, injuring hundreds more and ushering in a new era of security restrictions.
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