Terrorism / Incitement (18)

Initial forensic examination of items removed from a US bound cargo-plane at East Midlands Airport on Friday 29 October suggests that the package was a viable explosive device.

There are early indications to suggest it had the potential to bring down an aircraft in flight if detonated. Tests are ongoing to establish further details about the nature of the device.

The image which prompted an evacuation at Manchester Airport's Terminal 1 today has been released to encourage passengers to remember the liquid restrictions that remain in place for cabin baggage.

Shortly before 8.20am on Friday 17 September 2010, police received reports of a suspect package in an item of hand luggage going through security in the departures area of the terminal.

Gardai in Shankill are investigating the circumstances of an attack on a house in Killiney, Dublin on the 7th August 2010.

No one was injured in the attack.

At approx 10.30pm on the 7th August 2010 a device was thrown through the front window of a house in Castlecourt Estate off Killiney Hill Road, Dublin.

It exploded and caused damage to the front room of the house.

Surrey Police is appealing for witnesses after a suspicious box which turned out to contain a small explosive device was discovered on a footpath in Caterham.

A small quantity of what is believed to be an explosives substance (subject to technical examination) was discovered in the course if a search of an apartment in Dorset Street this morning ( 5 /1/2010).

An Army EOD team have attended the scene and traffic diversions have been lifted.

Houses had been evacuated but residents have now returned.

A man who was downloading information on how to make explosives and suicide belts when NWCTU officers went to arrest him has been convicted of five terrorism offences.

A 23-year-old man who conspired with the airline bomb plotters to murder people was today 10/12 jailed for life.

Adam Khatib plotted with Abdullah Ahmed Ali, Assad Sarwar and Tanvir Hussain to murder persons unknown between January and August 2006.

Police investigating explosions at Salford Quay have today, Friday 2 October 2009, issued footage of the moment the blast went off.

Officers have also released images of a man wanted in connection with the incident.

Two trains were held up at 8.47pm this evening (Bank Holiday Monday) at Luton Railway Station while Bedfordshire Police searched the carriages after suspicious notes were found on one of them.

At around 11.15pm on Friday 28 March police were made aware of a claim that a suspicious object had been left on a pavement at Windmill Hill.

Army Technical Officers examined an object described as a crude but viable device.

It was removed for further examination, and enquiries are ongoing.

Police in Derry are appealing for information following a petrol bomb attack on a house in the Blucher Street area in the early hours of this morning (Monday 11 May).

Shortly after 1:00am two devices were thrown causing scorch damage to the wall of the property.

At least four people were in the house at the time but all were uninjured in the attack.

People across Greater Manchester are being urged to play their part in tackling terrorism as part of a new initiative.

Londoners are being asked to trust their instincts and report suspicious behaviour to help combat terrorist activity in a new counter terrorism advertising campaign launched today.

People across the capital are being urged to pass on any information about unusual activity or behaviour to the confidential Anti-Terrorist Hotline on 0800 789 321.

As a result of a call to our control centre Gardaí from Sundrive Road and Crumlin Garda Stations went to Raleigh Square, Crumlin, Dublin 12 as it was stated that their was a bomb there.

On arrival at scene a device was discovered under a motorcar parked outside a house.

A convert to Islam has been sentenced to life inprisonment and to serve a minimum of 18 years after a failed suicide bomb attack on an Exeter restaurant.