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23-03-2007, 09:38
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Two of the 7 July bombers lived in Beeston, Leeds
The arrests, which are the first major ones since the attacks, followed a lengthy police operation.
Fifty-two people died in 2005 after four bombers detonated devices on three London Underground trains and a bus.
Police have been searching five houses in the Beeston area of Leeds, and two premises in east London. The three men will be interviewed at Paddington Green police station in the capital. Under new anti-terror laws, police can hold them for a maximum of 28 days.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6483023.stm
Anti-terrorism police are to begin questioning three men arrested over the 7 July suicide bombings in London. Two suspects, aged 23 and 30, were detained at Manchester Airport as they prepared to fly to Pakistan while a third, 26, was detained in Le
eds.
Two of the 7 July bombers lived in Beeston, Leeds
The arrests, which are the first major ones since the attacks, followed a lengthy police operation.
Fifty-two people died in 2005 after four bombers detonated devices on three London Underground trains and a bus.
Police have been searching five houses in the Beeston area of Leeds, and two premises in east London. The three men will be interviewed at Paddington Green police station in the capital. Under new anti-terror laws, police can hold them for a maximum of 28 days.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6483023.stm
Anti-terrorism police are to begin questioning three men arrested over the 7 July suicide bombings in London. Two suspects, aged 23 and 30, were detained at Manchester Airport as they prepared to fly to Pakistan while a third, 26, was detained in Le
eds.