Controlled explosions carried out at Belfast Airport

British Army bomb disposal experts have carried out two controlled explosions on a car abandoned today at Belfast International Airport.

Controlled explosions carried out at Belfast Airport
Wed, 01 Aug, 2001 - 17:54

British Army bomb disposal experts have carried out two controlled explosions on a car abandoned today at Belfast International Airport.

The Volvo, which was fitted with false number plates, was abandoned in the airport's main car-park at Aldergrove.

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