Indian man 'planned to crash aircraft into House of Commons'

An Indian man arrested in Bombay has allegedly admitted to police he planned to crash an aircraft into the House of Commons.

Indian man 'planned to crash aircraft into House of Commons'
Fri, 30 Nov, 2001 - 14:25

An Indian man arrested in Bombay has allegedly admitted to police he planned to crash an aircraft into the House of Commons.

An Asian newspaper quotes police sources as saying the man spent £150,000 on pilot training lessons in Australia, Britain and the US.

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