'My daughter died in the London bombings - I had to do one thing when I saw her body'

ok.co.uk:

A heartbroken mother has opened up about losing her daughter in the London Bombings ahead of a new documentary being released about the 2005 attacks.

7/7: The London Bombings will tell the story of the co-ordinated suicide attacks which took place on London's public transport nearly two decades ago, and will begin airing on BBC Two on Monday 6 January.The series follows the attacks forensically and painstakingly, telling the events of the horrific ordeal in detail.

Around 800 people were injured in the the London Bombings, with a total of 52 losing their lives. Among those who died was Jenny Nicholson, a 24 year old who had been travelling from Reading to central London for work.

She was killed in a suicide attack by Mohammed Sidique Khan on the eastbound Circle line at Edgware Road station, where her train had diverted due to a mechanical issue.