A list of the people who are missiing and feared dead in the wake of the bomb attacks across London last Thursday.
Susan Levy
The 53-year-old mother-of-two from Newgate Street Village, Cuffley, Hertfordshire, was the first victim to be formally named by police.
An inquest into her death was opened at St Pancras Coroner's Court in London by Dr Andrew Reid and promptly adjourned.
Gladys Wundowa
University College, London, announced that Ms Wundowa, a 51-year-old cleaner, died in the bus bombing in Tavistock Square.
Jenny Nicholson
The 24-year-old vicar's daughter has been missing since the bomb blasts and her parents fear she is among the victims.
Phil Beer
The missing 22-year-old hairstylist from Borehamwood, Herts, was with a friend who was injured in the Tube blast near King's Cross.
Jamie Gordon
There are fears Mr Gordon was on the bus that blew up in Tavistock Square. Colleagues of Mr Gordon, a 30-year-old City worker from Enfield, have been searching the streets of London and putting up posters of him. Mr Gordon works for City Asset Management in Old Street.
Laura Webb
Friends and family of the 29-year-old, from Islington, north London, have been searching for her at various hospitals.
Monika Suchocka
The 23-year-old trainee accountant from Poland, who was living in Archway, north London, and working in West Kensington, west London, is also feared missing. Her friend, Magdalena Dondelewska (24), said: "She would normally take the Tube, but we have been told that at 8.40 she rang her company to say she would be late, and was taking a bus, but we just don't know what happened after that."
Shahera Akhter Islam
The 20-year-old, from Plaistow, east London, was thought to be on the Circle line going through Liverpool Street at the time of the blasts.
Mihaela Otto
The 47-year-old dental technician is thought to have been travelling on the Piccadilly Line between Kings Cross and Russell Square on Thursday morning when the second bomb went off.
Slimane Ihab
The 19-year-old waiter from Paris, who arrived in London three weeks ago, is missing after he boarded a Tube from Finsbury Park, where he lived.
Philip Russell
The 28-year-old from west London rang his bosses at JP Morgan to say he was being evacuated from Euston station and would be taking the bus.
Neetu Jain
The 37-year-old vanished after the evacuation from Euston station and decided to catch a bus to her job as a computer analyst.
Her boyfriend fears she may have been in the area of the blast in Tavistock Square.
Richard Ellery
The father of the 21-year-old went to London in a bid to find him after he travelled into Liverpool Street station from his home in Ipswich on his way to work at Jessops store in Kensington.
Gamze Gunoral
The 24-year-old left her aunt's house in north London to catch the Tube to go to her language college in Hammersmith, west London.
Christian "Njoya" Small
Friends of the 28-year-old from Walthamstow, east London, have heard nothing from him since he left for his advertising sales job on Thursday morning.
Karolina Gluck
The 29-year-old from Poland said goodbye to boyfriend Richard Deer at 8.30am and has not been seen since.
Mike Matsushita
The 37-year-old former tour guide originally from Vietnam, is also missing after travelling on the underground. Married, she is a mother-of-three.
Ojara Ikeagwu
The 55-year-old from Luton, has been missing since the explosions. She caught her usual train into King's Cross on her way to Hounslow where she is a social worker - and would have taken a Piccadilly Line Tube to get there.
Behnaz Mozakka
The 47-year-old biomedical officer at Great Ormond Street Hospital has not been seen since leaving her Finchley home at 8am to begin work an hour later.
Lee Baisden
The 34-year-old accountant for the London Fire Brigade had reportedly not been seen since leaving his home in Romford for work. "We think he was on the Circle Line when the Aldgate bomb went off," friend Helen Lasky said.
Anthony Fatayi-Williams
The 26-year-old oil executive from Nigeria is believed to have boarded a bus after his Tube station was closed and he stopped to help passengers caught up in the confusion. His mobile phone records show that he contacted his employer, oil group Amec, at 9.41am on the morning of the terrorist attacks and it is feared that he then caught the No 30 bus.
James Mayes
Friends have taken photographs of the missing 28-year-old to the Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel in a bid to track him down. Mr Mayes, who works as an analyst for the Healthcare Commission, is believed to have travelled through King's Cross station on his way to a seminar.
Marie Hartley
Family and friends of the 34-year-old from Oswaldtwistle, Lancs, feared she may have been caught up in the bomb blasts while she was in London on a course.
William Wise
Reported to have taken a bus towards King's Cross
James Adams
Friends of 32-year-old said he last spoke to his mother in Peterborough to tell her he had arrived at King's Cross.
Elizabeth Daplyn
The 26-year-old manager in the neuroradiology department of University College Hospital has not been seen since she travelled to work on the Piccadilly line tube to Russell Square.
Shyanuja Parathasangary
The 30-year-old has not been seen by her parents since she left the home they share in Kensal Rise on Thursday morning to go to work. Her mother thinks she may have got on the no 30 bus to take her to work at the Royal Mail offices in Alder Street.
Helen Jones
Friends of the 28-year-old fear she may have been caught up in the carnage as she was believed to have been travelling on the Piccadilly line and has not been in contact with her family in Annan in the Scottish Borders since Thursday. Ms Jones is an accountant with Senior Equity Partners in central London.
Ania Brandt
The 42-year-old from Poland went missing as she travelled from her home in Wood Green, north London, to a cleaning job in Hammersmith, west London.
Benedetta Ciaccia
Her fiance has not heard from the Italian since receiving a text message at 7am on Thursday morning. The 30-year-old business analyst, from Norwich, caught the 6.20am train to Liverpool Street, which arrived at 8.40am.
Anat Rosenberg
The Israeli was on the bus to work talking to her boyfriend over the phone when he heard the blast followed by screams before the line went dead. Boyfriend John Falding said: The irony of all these terrible things is that she was afraid of going back to Israel because she was scared of suicide bombings on buses."
Stan Brewster
The family of the father-of-two from Derby fear he was caught in the blasts. Brother-in-law Dave Wall said: "There is nothing we can do but wait. We've rung round all the hospitals twice. We have spoken to the police but there's nothing they can tell us."
Fiona Stevenson
The 29-year-old solicitor from Danbury, Essex, failed to arrive at work.
Giles Hart
The family of missing 55-year-old British Telecom worker from Hornchurch, Essex, made an urgent plea for any information about his whereabouts. They believe he may have been in the Aldgate area when he went missing.
Carrie Taylor
The mother of the 24-year-old last saw her at Liverpool Street station as the pair travelled from their Billericay home, in Essex, together. June Taylor said: "We have a little farewell ritual. Carrie gives me a kiss goodbye."
Jon Downey
The 34-year-old reportedly was missing after he travelled into Euston with his wife.
Rachelle Yuen
Family and friends of the 27-year-old accountant from Mauritius, feared she may have been in the explosion on the tube near King's Cross.
Others identified as missing include Philip Duckworth, David Foulkes (22) newspaper trainee, Emily Jenkins (24) and office worker Adrian Johnson (37)