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I set out for home at around 6.30pm, fully expecting the streets to be thronged with people walking home. I was wrong. The staggered departure from London, with many people heading home from 4pm onwards seemed to have take the pressure off, and the streets were busy without being
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John Allison of Scary-go-round fame comments on the day in cartoon form.
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The BBC Reporters Log [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4659511.stm] is well worth following.
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Micropersuasion has more links, and one of my pictures. Matthew Sheffield is collecting news and links here. Jeff Jarvis is doing the same here. The London Metblog carries an personal experience here.
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The office is a strange place to be right now. We’re only a few minutes away from one of the bomb locations and everyone’s pretty twitchy. Small crowds occasionally gather around the big flat screen TV in reception, listening to the latest news and statements. Some people are
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London commuters, stranded as the public transport network goes down, cram into Dixons to watch the TV, just to get some idea what’s going on.
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We all knew it was coming eventually. But it doesn’t make it any less frightening when it happens.