ITALIAN police described in detail yesterday how they monitored a London bombing suspect’s mobile phone calls before arresting him in Rome and said his extradition to Britain would not take long.

Police described in detail today how they monitored a London bombing suspect’s mobile phone calls before arresting him in Rome and said his extradition to Britain would not take long.

Authorities plan to triple the number of surveillance cameras at Paris airports, France’s transport minister said today as he inspected security systems at the capital’s main international hub.

A Rome judge today questioned a suspect in the failed London bombings, before ruling on whether to bring charges of international terrorism.

Police in northern Italy today arrested another brother of the London bombings suspect jailed in Rome, on charges of destroying documents sought by investigators, the Italian news agency ANSA reported.

FOUR suspected would-be suicide bombers have been rounded up by police hunting those responsible for the failed July 21 attacks in a dramatic day in London yesterday.

WITHOUT firing a shot, police raiding apartments yesterday in London and Rome rounded up the last of the four suspected attackers from the failed July 21 transit bombings in Britain.

Four suspected would-be suicide bombers have been rounded up by police hunting those responsible for the failed July 21 attacks in London.

The fourth would-be London bomber has been arrested in Rome, according to Italian interior minister Giuseppe Pisanu.