Police question five after airport terror alerts

Five people were being questioned by police today after being arrested under anti-terror laws near airports.

Fri, 14 Feb, 2003 - 13:48

Five people were being questioned by police today after being arrested under anti-terror laws near airports.

Scotland Yard detectives were questioning a 37-year-old man found with a live grenade in his luggage at Gatwick yesterday.

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