Mike Graham's Morning Glory.

Breakfast talk of biblical proportions.

Welcome back to Morning Glory coming up for three minutes past eight.

It is Monday the 7th of July.

It is 20 years, of course, since that terrible day on 7-7, as it was known, in somewhere 2005,

when so many people were blown up in London four separate bombs

taking the lives of so many innocent people we're going to be watching later on today as the

king makes a statement before as a celebration or a commemoration rather in St Paul's Cathedral

which will honour those who lost their lives,

and also so many of the emergency workers who did such an incredible job,

helping those people who were injured in so many different horrible ways.

Many of them, life-changing injuries, many of them,

absolutely just dreadful things that have happened that they'd seen.

Many people, of course,

who survived that day still suffer from PTSD. For those of you who weren't here and you don't

remember it, we will be talking about that. We'll take your stories and your explanations of what

happened to you on that particular day. Coming up at this house, and John Redwood is here,

a former Conservative MP.

The King will be urging for people to not allow us to be divided,

which I'm not sure is entirely the best message at this time in this country

when we are getting more and more divided by the day,

at least between those who pay for everything and those who don't,

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