Bomb heightens Unionist concerns over arms dumps

Scotland Yard was today refusing to say whether the high explosive used in the car bomb near BBC Television Centre was Semtex.

Mon, 05 Mar, 2001 - 10:51

Scotland Yard was today refusing to say whether the high explosive used in the car bomb near BBC Television Centre was Semtex.

But if it emerges the bomb did contain Semtex, it will only heighten unionist concerns about the access of dissident republicans to Provisional IRA arms dumps.

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Courts Dublin Bay Place: BBC Television Centre Place: Semtex Person: David Trimble Organisation: Scotland Yard Organisation: Semtex Organisation: Provisional IRA Organisation: Real IRA Organisation: IRA Organisation: BBC Radio 4

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