I have not been watching all the media coverage, but when did Al Qaeda claim responsibility.
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Special FRONTLINE Rebroadcast -- Al Qaeda's New Front
FRONTLINE
http://www.pbs.org/frontline/In response to the terrorist attacks in London, over the next few nights many PBS stations will be offering a rebroadcast of FRONTLINE's January 2005 report "Al Qaeda's New Front," which tells the story behind this morning's bombings.
The film and accompanying Web site investigate the threat radical jihadists pose to Western Europe, which is home to an estimated 18 million Muslims. Al Qaeda, once just a loose organization on the continent, has morphed into a powerful ideological movement that is inspiring some disenfranchised European Muslims. Cells have been broken up in the U.K., Germany, Italy, and Spain, but successful attacks have been carried out in Madrid, Amsterdam, Istanbul, and now, London.
"This country has seen terrorism since the end of the 1960s," Sir David Veness of Scotland Yard told FRONTLINE in what now seems like a
prescient warning. "Both domestic extremism and international perrorism here on the streets of London. What is different about this form of terrorism is the unequivocal intention to cause mass murder ... without warning in any form to the public."
Please check your local listings to find out when your PBS station will be airing this program. Or watch the entire film now streaming online on FRONTLINE's Web site at:
http://www.pbs.org/frontline/shows/front/Michael Sullivan
Executive Producer, Special Projects
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