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A&E staff praised for disciplined response to London bomb attacks.

A spate of terrorist nail-bombs in Brixton, Brick Lane and Soho in London saw A&E nurses at King's College Hospital, Guy's, University College Hospital (UCH), The Royal London, and St Thomas' Hospital implementing major incident plans recently. Three people were killed and dozens injured in what were originally believed to be the work of far-right extremist groups.