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(CNSNews.com) - London Mayor Ken Livingstone's previous support of a Muslim cleric who advocates suicide bombings may cause him some embarrasment as he now must speak for the city in the wake of Thursday's terrorist bombings.Livingstone condemned the Thursday attacks as "mass murder," and added that "this was not a terrorist attack against the mighty or the powerful, it is not aimed at presidents or prime ministers, it was aimed at ordinary working-class Londoners."Yet Livingstone has in the past labeled Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi a "man of peace" and a "moderate" despite the fact that Al-Qaradawi has supported suicide bombings and...

Massive hunt for London bombers Many were left in a state of shock A massive intelligence investigation is under way to find those responsible for the bomb attacks in London which killed at least 37 and left 700 injured.Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said Thursday's attacks bore all the hallmarks of the al-Qaeda network. The Queen and Prince Charles will visit casualties in hospital while Tony Blair prepares for the G8 summit's last day. Transport operators hope to run a near normal service on the Tube on most lines on Friday. But the Circle and Hammersmith and City lines will...

The investigation into the London bombings which left nearly 50 dead and hundreds injured Thursday appears to be focusing on a Moroccan national who has mysteriously gone missing from the British capital in recent days. Scotland Yard and MI5 have urgently requested help from European agencies in tracking down a Moroccan national who has been living in Britain for 16 years and who is suspected of past terrorist activity in Europe and North Africa, the daily newspaper The Independent reported in Saturday editions. Mohammed al-Gerbouzi, who has also been linked to terrorist attacks in Madrid and Casablanca, disappeared from his...