Sept 29 local time — UK counter‑terror policing chief Lawrence Taylor said five men arrested near RAF Fairford on suspicion of violating the UK Explosive Substances Act and of preparing terrorist acts have been released on bail after military and for

2026-09-30

Sept 29 local time — UK counter‑terror policing chief Lawrence Taylor said five men arrested near RAF Fairford on suspicion of violating the UK Explosive Substances Act and of preparing terrorist acts have been released on bail after military and forensic teams found no explosive devices in the vehicle. Police declared a major incident on Sept 27 after residents reported a suspicious vehicle; the army explosive‑ordinance disposal team attended, five men were arrested and more than 80 homes were evacuated. RAF Fairford, while on UK soil, has long been used by US forces and has been authorized for use in strikes on Iran.