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RAF 'bomb plot' was foiled when 'suspect rang police on himself' (opens the original)
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The alleged bomb plot at an RAF base was foiled when one of the suspects rang police himself, it has emerged. One of the five men arrested close to RAF Fairford in the early hours of Sunday called 999. After receiving the 999 call, armed police rushed to the scene in Gloucestershire and rounded up the suspects, removing their clothing amid fears they may have been wearing suicide vests. On Tuesday, police revealed that no improvised explosive devices were found in the three vans involved in the
'Quantity of petrol' found in vans near RAF Fairford, police (opens the original)
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Police have confirmed that no explosive devices were found in vans near RAF Fairford, but a 'quantity of petrol' was recovered. Counter terrorism police gave an update on the major incident at the RAF base over the weekend, which saw villagers dramatically evacuated from their homes. Five suspects, all men aged between 23 and 25, were detained outside RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire in the early hours of Sunday morning – but were bailed within 36 hours. Head of UK counter-terrorism Policing Assi
Thousands of homes without water amid burst Thames Water pipe (opens the original)
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Thousands of families have been plunged into chaos after a Thames Water pipe burst, leaving schools closed and homes without running water. The burst main began leaking 750 litres a second in Molesey, Surrey, draining the much needed supply from 15,000 properties. Households across seven boroughs in London and Surrey were left with no water supply or low pressure. Thames Water apologised and said a specialist team was on site to urgently fix the leak. Schools and nurseries across the region were
Fury as child labour is axed from BBC Horrible Histories show (opens the original)
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The BBC has been criticised for removing a Horrible Histories episode that featured slavery, chimney sweeps and Victorian child workers. The corporation has also edited out several sketches from various other episodes. This includes a spoof craft show in which Madame Tussaud makes wax death masks from severed heads. The comedy has been praised for getting children to engage with the past by featuring some of its more gruesome elements. One sketch in the missing episode shows Roman slaves chained
Fury as town's historic castle is draped in giant rainbow flag (opens the original)
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Residents have hit out after a Devon town's Norman castle was draped in a giant rainbow flag during Pride festival celebrations. Totnes locals awoke on Saturday to discover the iconic structure had been adorned in a 150 metre (492ft) flag as part of a four-day event. The huge display was unfurled and raised by 30 local flag bearers. Organisers said the artistic display, called Capture the Castle, was used to signify that 'queer people have always been here and always will be'. The installation h
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