Two arrested in connection with £40m jewellery heist

Two men have been arrested in connection with Britain’s biggest jewellery heist, Scotland Yard said.

Thu, 20 Aug, 2009 - 09:53

Two men have been arrested in connection with Britain’s biggest jewellery heist, Scotland Yard said.

The suspects were held yesterday – nearly two weeks after the £40m (€46.5m) raid at Graff jewellers in New Bond Street, central London.

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