London Hilton bombing anniversary: How one phone call changed the hotel forever

On September 5, 1975, the London Hilton Park Lane was devastated by a bomb planted by the IRA, killing two people and injuring 63 others. Despite a warning call to the police, the explosion occurred in a crowded reception area, leaving lasting trauma for witnesses and survivors, and the site remains a point of interest for those reflecting on the history of the Troubles.

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