Miriam Hyman was on the Number 30 bus in Tavistock Square, London on 7 July 2007 when Hasib Hussain blew himself up. Miriam was a freelance picture researcher and was on her way to work. She was also an artist, creative, outgoing and extremely well-liked by her large circle of long standing friends and relatives. I only had to look at the overwhelming number of profoundly felt tributes to 32 year old Miriam that have appeared online and in the printed media over the past few years to appreciate this. On the day in question, Hussain and his cohorts planted a series of bombs on the London transport system with the sole intention of bringing maximum death and maiming to the UK's capital.The bombs indiscriminately killed 52 people and wounded 700 others. ... Read More