Suspect packages sent to London diplomats

FOUR suspicious packages were sent to "diplomatic premises" in London yesterday, Scotland Yard said last night.

Suspect packages sent to London diplomats
Tue, 16 Mar, 2004 - 00:00
Ju-Lin Tan

The Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia confirmed it received an envelope containing white powder yesterday morning.

In a statement, the embassy said: "A closed envelope arrived at the embassy this morning containing white powder.

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