Bomber's widow held in anti-terror raid

The widow of July 7 suicide bomber Mohammed Sidique Khan was among four people arrested in a series of anti-terror raids in England today.

Wed, 09 May, 2007 - 11:02

The widow of July 7 suicide bomber Mohammed Sidique Khan was among four people arrested in a series of anti-terror raids in England today.

Five houses in West Yorkshire and two flats in Birmingham were cordoned off and searched by police.

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