Police Release Haymarket Bomber Photograph

LONDON, England - Britain's new Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, starts his tenure with a bomb threat that has shut down central London and created a 'fear festival' for most Londoner's.

Anti-terrorist police in Britain have released a new image of a man suspected of attempting to carry out a bomb attack in London’s Haymarket.

The picture shows a composite image of a man who is in his mid 50s and was compiled by numerous witnesses.

The unidentified man is suspected of driving a silver Mercedes erratically, then fleeing on foot.


The vehicle was found to have a bomb in it and would have caused quite a bang.

The timing of the attempted bombing is high on the agenda, and people are wondering if the instatement of Gordon Brown as new Prime Minister has anything to do with it.

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