LONDON (AP) - Near simultaneous explosions rocked the London subway and a double-decker bus at the morning rush hour Thursday, police said, causing at least two deaths, injuring scores of riders and sending bloodied victims fleeing from debris-strewn blast sites.
London's police chief said authorities found found indications of explosives at the scene of one of the blasts - which erupted as the G-8 summit got underway - and that there are concerns it was a coordinated terror attack.