It has been claimed the suspected leader of the deadly July bombings in London may have had links with those who planned the 2002 Bali bombings. Al Qaeda analyst Rohan Gunaratna says a suspect held in Asia told him after the London bombings that Mohammed Siddique Khan, 30, had travelled to South-East Asia. Mr Gunaratna told the BBC that Khan had met senior leaders of Jemaah Islamiah, including the suspected Bali bombings organiser Hambali. The BBC also claims Khan was secretly filmed and recorded speaking during a British intelligence operation more than a year ago, but was not deemed a sufficient threat to warrant further monitoring. It is also claimed Khan went to Pakistan in 2003 to meet with a senior Al Qaeda organiser. Khan is thought to have been the ringleader in the London attacks that killed more than 50 people.