faith national demonstration in protest at the bombs on London's transport network last Thursday that killed at least 52 people. "We are working hand-in-hand with other faith communities. It is crucial - our mission can only be successful if we are working with everyone else," Sir Iqbal said. Police have tried to reassure Muslims they will crack down on those carrying out "revenge" attacks. Five people have been arrested on suspicion of attempting to petrol bomb a Sikh temple in Belvedere, south-east London. The Metropolitan Police's assistant commissioner Andy Hayman, said: "No-one should be in any doubt the work last Thursday is that of extremists and criminals. "No-one should smear or stigmatise any community with these acts."
