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London bomb attacks: Controversy over police stop and search policy; ENGLAND: London:INTPolice officers in London Underground stationPoliceman stood on concourse of train stationEuston Train Station:EXTArmed police officers along on patrol outside tube stationLA Armed policemenMachine gun held by policemanVox popsINTTwo police officers on concourse of train station speaking to young man with holdall bagAldgate East tube station:EXTYoung black Muslim man along PAN entrance to Aldgate East tube station with police officers stood outsideINTMuslim man buying tube ticket from machine in wallMuslim man on train platform as tube pulls upINT TUBE CARRIAGELA Muslim man sat on tubeEXTVox popNew Scotland Yard:i/cINTPolice officers on telephones as new helpline is launched targetting those feeling vulnerable after the London bomb attacks (2 SHOTS)Assistant Commissioner Tarique Ghaffur (Metropolitan Police) along to speak to telephone operator sat at his desk (not heard)BV Helpline worker sat at deskAssistant Commissioner Tarique Ghaffur (Metropolitan Police) interview SOT- You do not randomly stop and search people, that is not right, particularly if you are targeting particular people / Best way is to get the intelligence and do it on that basis / EXTAbdullah Allah (Metropolitan Police Authority) towards up streetAbdullah Allah (Metropolitan Police Authority) interview SOT- It is about profiling, saying that 18-30 year olds, African, East African or Asian background, they are the ones likely to be carrying the bomb, is the wrong messageCharing Cross:Metropolitan police officers stood outside entrance to Charing Cross train stationINTTrain concourse with police officers stood next to ticket barriersMachine gun held by armed policeman TILT UP