Talented young lawyer Fiona Stevenson rang work on the morning of 7 July to tell them she was running late. But the 29-year-old never arrived at law firm Reynolds Dawson where, her employers said, her passion for defending the rights of the weak had been so evident. Her journey to work that day from her home in the Barbican area of London ended in tragedy on the Circle line near Aldgate. Miss Stevenson had dreamed of becoming a lawyer ever since she was 14 when she was a grammar school pupil in Chelmsford. That determination was driven by a strong sense of human injustice which burned brightly within her, according to her boss Colin Reynolds. Miss Stevenson was brought up and educated in the Chelmsford area and went to St John's Primary School in Danbury, New Hall School and King Edward's Grammar School in Chelmsford. Continue Reading: Courtesy BBC News