Anyone here about some sort of "Incident" in London today?

[BooScout]

BBC has a breaking scroll that 3 tube stations have been evacuated and a co-worker just had a call from a friend saying she heard on the news that there was another bomb. I can't find anything other than that breaking news scroll at the BBC.

Anyone?

[globalvillage]

1. Watching it on CNN

Smoke coming from one of the underground stops?

[Synnical]

2. CNN reporting smoke from one station

that's all for now

[Binka]

3. Sky Has News Of An Explosion

Sketchy details. I'll post updates. I'm In Italy and I get BBC Euro news Sky CNN International.

[malaise]

4. BBC TV says

there was a shooting at one station and a nail bomb at another.

[justinsb]

5. 3 London subway stations evacuated

3 London subway stations evacuated

Last Updated Thu, 21 Jul 2005 08:36:43 EDT
CBC News



Three subway stations were evacuated in London Thursday after reports that a backpack exploded and filled a train car with smoke.

At around 1 p.m. London time, people began streaming from the Warren Street, Oval and Shepherd's Bush stations. Emergency officials confirmed fire brigades were heading to the scene.



A spokesperson for the London Underground said there are no casualties.



The three stations and some subway lines have been closed, said a subway spokesperson.

http://www.cbc.ca/story/world/national/2005/07/21/london-050721.html

[BooScout]

6. Keep us updated....

I'm at work and have no access to a tv and the internet still has very little on line yet.

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

7. And they are reporting a possible bus incident too. n/t

[BooScout]

8. My Brit husband's sense of humor....

I just got an email response from my Brit husband about whatever the hell is going on....his response:

"Probably some Australians pissed off at England's performance at Lord's, trying to disrupt the game, cheating bastards."

God love the British sense of humor....it never ceases to amaze me.

[BooScout]

9. And when I gave him caca for that resonse...his retort....

"Nothing's more serious than the England Australia Ashes series. It's not a matter of life or death - it's more important than that."