Bomb suspect arrested on British soil

One of the suspects in the failed July 21 London suicide bombings landed back on British soil today.

Thu, 22 Sep, 2005 - 16:06

One of the suspects in the failed July 21 London suicide bombings landed back on British soil today.

Hussain Osman was flown from Rome on a private charter jet which landed at RAF Northolt in west London at 1.39pm.

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CourtsLondon bomb suspectPlace: LondonPlace: RomePlace: RAF NortholtPlace: west LondonPlace: Paddington Green police stationPlace: Bow Street Magistrates’ CourtPlace: BelmarshPlace: south-east LondonPlace: UKPlace: RebibbiaPlace: Ciampino airportPlace: Shepherd’s BushPlace: BritainPlace: ItalyPlace: Stoke NewingtonPlace: north LondonPlace: North KensingtonPlace: New SouthgatePlace: Finsbury ParkPlace: Old BaileyPerson: Hussain OsmanPerson: OsmanPerson: Hamdi IsaacPerson: Antonietta SonnessaPerson: Ibrahim Muktar SaidPerson: Ramzi MohamedPerson: Yassin OmarPerson: AsieduOrganisation: Yard
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