A number of bodies have been removed from the subway train where remains are still trapped, but conditions underground were still "very hot, very dusty, very dangerous," Police said Sunday.
Deputy Assistant Commissioner Brian Paddick of Metropolitan Police also said at a briefing that 1,700
calls have come into a special anti-terrorism hotline seeking information on Thursday's bombings. He said some of the calls have proven "very, very valuable to us." (AP)
