London's Metropolitan Police said on Wednesday that officers had established that a suitcase abandoned on a bus was non-suspicious.
Police say abandoned item on bus was non-suspicious
In July 2005, suicide bombings on London's transport system, including one on a bus, killed 52 civilians.
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Earlier, the police force had issued a statement saying that specialist officers were dealing with an unattended item found on board a bus in Hackney, northeast London, and cordons had been put in place while the item was assessed.
Police were called at 08:39 a.m. (0739 GMT) to deal with the item spotted on a number 271 bus on Holloway Road.
The British authorities consider the security threat level to be "severe", meaning that an attack is "highly likely".
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