British MEP targeted in letter bomb attack

A letter bomb caught fire at the offices of a senior British MEP today, but no-one was hurt.

British MEP targeted in letter bomb attack
Mon, 05 Jan, 2004 - 16:08

A letter bomb caught fire at the offices of a senior British MEP today, but no-one was hurt.

It was addressed to Gary Titley, leader of the UK Labour members and was opened by a member of his staff in his office in Radcliffe in Greater Manchester.

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CourtsLetter bombsPlace: UKPlace: RadcliffePlace: Greater ManchesterPlace: European ParliamentPlace: BrusselsPlace: BolognaPlace: FrankfurtPlace: HaguePerson: Gary TitleyPerson: TitleyPerson: Hans-Gert PoetteringPerson: Jose Ignacio SalafrancaPerson: presidentPerson: Romano ProdiPerson: Jean-Claude TrichetPerson: David HarleyOrganisation: Euro-Organisation: EUOrganisation: European ParliamentOrganisation: MEPsOrganisation: European People’s PartyOrganisation: European CommissionOrganisation: European Central BankOrganisation: Eurpol
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