An eighth suspect wanted in connection with the terrorist attacks in London and Glasgow was arrested in Australia, a television network reported today.

Two more men aged 20 and 25 have been arrested by police investigating the Glasgow Airport car bomb attack, Strathclyde Police said today.

Police are said to be hunting for a further suspect today over the failed car bombings in London and Glasgow.

Airports up and down Britain have tightened their security arrangements following the suspected car bomb attack in Glasgow.

In a televised statement in 10 Downing Street following a meeting of the British Government’s Cobra emergency contingencies committee today, Prime Minister Gordon Brown urged the British people to be “vigilant” and to support the police and security services in their counter-terror measures.

The security threat level in Britiain has tonight been raised to ‘Critical’, its highest possible rating.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown is to chair a meeting of the Government’s Cobra emergency contingencies committee in Whitehall in response to the incident at Glasgow Airport.

The suspected terror attack on the terminal at Glasgow Airport today focused attention on the safety of passengers and others “landside”.

Passengers at Glasgow Airport are being advised not to travel until further notice, as all flights are suspended following an apparent attack on the building today.

An apparent car bomb attack on Glasgow airport ended in terrifying failure today.

A blazing car crashed into the terminal building at Glasgow Airport today, police said.