It has been four years since four suicide bombers detonated bombs on London's transport system killing 52 people. The July 7th attacks left Britain reeling and in the months that followed, the government began working with the country's Islamic leaders to try to stop young Muslims from turning to extremism. Yet, while a recent report found that almost 80% of British Muslims identify with their country, only ten percent feel they are an integrated member of society. VOA's Rachel Smalley reports from London.
