In article .com,
Alistair Bell writes
I noticed this too. They hit as hard as they could have done --

Not so. An explosion approaching Baker Street would have been better
than one just west of Edgware Road. It also looks as if train 204 was
being held for a conflicting move, so the bomb should have gone off at
Aldgate with far less resulting disruption. Anyway, why hit the same
line twice?

The obvious choice would be the junctions immediately south of Camden
Town, but that's hard to hit with precision unless you're a suicide
bomber.

Agreed. But how about Oxford Circus, closing both Victoria and Bakerloo
Lines in one hit?

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