A church deacon from Bretton in Peterborough, James Adams was a deeply Christian man with a tolerance of all faiths. The 32-year-old mortgage adviser was caught in the Piccadilly line Tube blast while on his way to work in the Strand. He called his mother from King's Cross to let her know he had arrived safely and was about to board the tube. He was a member of the Bretton Baptist Church, where he had been a deacon for two years. His parents, Elaine and Ernest Adams, said in a statement: "James was a deeply loved son and brother, who lived and loved life to the full. "We do not know who is ultimately responsible for our loss but we do not hold any religion or faith accountable." His funeral service was packed with mourners and among those who paid tribute was the Labour MP for Tottenham, David Lammy. Mr Adams told mourners: "He was more than a son to us, he was our best friend." Continue Reading: Courtesy BBC News