Britain pays respects on 7/7 bombings anniversary

Britain marked the anniversary on Thursday of the devastating Islamist suicide bombings on London's transport network on July 7, 2005, often called the 7/7 attacks. Prime Minister David Cameron and London Mayor Sadiq Khan laid wreaths at a memorial to the victims in Hyde Park in central London. Khan, London's first Muslim mayor who was elected in May, said security in the British capital was his number one priority and pledged to do more to fight extremism and radicalisation.