Email terror threats discovered on al-Qaida suspect's computer

Plans for new terror attacks against Britain and the United States were found on a computer seized during the arrest of a Pakistani al-Qaida suspect wanted for the 1998 twin US embassy bombings in east Africa, it emerged today.

Plans for new terror attacks against Britain and the United States were found on a computer seized during the arrest of a Pakistani al-Qaida suspect wanted for the 1998 twin US embassy bombings in east Africa, it emerged today.

The plans were found by intelligence agents in e-mails on the computer of a Tanzanian man arrested on July 25 after a 12-hour gun battle in the eastern Pakistani city of Gujrat, a senior government minister said in Islamabad today.

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