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15/01/2014
Police Granted Warrant To Hold Terror Suspects
Police have been granted more time to question two men suspected of terrorism offences relating to activities in Syria.
Two 21-year-old men were arrested on Monday at Heathrow Airport after arriving on a flight from Istanbul. It is understood that the men are from Handsworth in Birmingham.
Magistrates granted West Midlands Police a warrant to hold the men until 20 January.
(MH/JP)
Two 21-year-old men were arrested on Monday at Heathrow Airport after arriving on a flight from Istanbul. It is understood that the men are from Handsworth in Birmingham.
Magistrates granted West Midlands Police a warrant to hold the men until 20 January.
(MH/JP)
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