By Jeff Root Possible links between the 21/7 and 7/7 attacks could influence already long jail sentences expected for the four failed suicide bombers, the judge in the case said yesterday.

A judge on Wednesday sentenced four men to life in prison for attempting to bomb London's transit system in July 2005, just two weeks after suicide bombers killed 52 commuters in the city.

By JILL LAWLESS LONDON - Prosecutors on Wednesday said two men will face retrial over a failed plot to bomb London's transit system in 2005, two weeks after suicide bombers killed 52 commuters in the city.

ANTI-TERROR police and the security services were facing questions today about how the leader of the July 21 suicide bomb plot was allowed to leave the UK while facing charges over extremist behaviour.

A British jury Tuesday deadlocked in the trial of two men accused of plotting to bomb London's transport system. A Woolwich Crown judge dismissed the jury and gave prosecutors until week's end to decide whether to request a new trial for Manfo Asiedu and Adel Yahya, the Telegraph reported.