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WARNING: CONTAINS OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE Jonathan Cash told how his foot brushed against the deadly Admiral Duncan nail-bomb minutes before the explosion blew a hole in his shoulder and took the lives of three people

An emotional memorial service will remember the lives lost during a hatefully motivated bombing attack in London.

It was Friday April 30 1999 - 25 years ago to this day - that racist and homophobic bomber David Copeland planted a bomb in the Admiral Duncan pub in London's Soho killing four people and injuring 70 more. Gary Fellowes survived but, remarkably, it wasn't the only time he's cheated death

"This is a very extreme case of hatred being played out on our streets but I'm very very conscious that today, hate crime is just a heartbeat away"

A Bradford man who was injured in the London nail bombings of 1999 has spoken about his experiences for a BBC radio documentary ahead of the 25th…

A Bradford man who was injured in the London nail bombings of 1999 has spoken as the 25th anniversary of the attacks draws near.

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What happened to Nail Bomber David Copeland? Where he is now Netflix documentary Nail Bomber: Manhunt details the three London nail bomb attacks in 1999, carried out by David Copeland. Thursday, 13th May 2021 at 1:59 pm Netflix’s documentary, Nail Bomber: Manhunt goes back to the spring of 1999, when three homemade nail bombs were detonated in London, targeting the capital’s Black, Bangladeshi and LGBTQ+ communities. Advertisement Three people were killed and 140 wounded – some suffe...

Nail bomb killer David Copeland (pictured) has converted to Islam in prison, according to a former fellow inmate Nail bomb maniac David Copeland has converted to Islam in a bid to find forgiveness and get a second chance, it has been claimed. Copeland caused three nail bomb explosions in the space of 13 days in April 1999 - the final of which went off LGBTQ pub the Admiral Duncan in Soho. There, three people - including a pregnant woman - were killed. Copeland was jailed for life in 2000 and mu...

Geri Horner was warned shed be shot on stage at the Brit Awards because of her friendship with George Michael The 48-year-old star was advised by police to pull out of her first solo performance at the 2000 ceremony after they intercepted plans by David Copeland - who was jailed for life later that year after setting off a series of explosive devices across London - to assassinate her, but she refused to give in to the threat 14 December 2020 Geri said: "It was before my first ever performa...