And the location of the next bomb.
It's in a mainline station.
What else?
Several earlier calls to National Rail Enquiries.
They were all about arrivals.
They want maximum casualties.
She was checking to see if the trains will be unloading passengers when the bomb goes off.
TANNOY:
This is a security alert.
We are closing the station.
Would all passengers please leave in an orderly fashion by the nearest exit.
They've got to get everyone out.
Are you OK?
I can't find my mum.
Well, don't panic. what does she look like?
Is she over there?
No, I can't see her.
Well, come this way.
I'll find her, OK?
Terminate the trains at Reading and Ealing Broadway.
Hold the rest.
Anything already too close, get the passengers onto the track and walking away from the station.
Speed it up, this is no hoax.
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