Sky News reports:
Fairford incident: 'British intelligence respected around world'
Andy Burnham has said it's "highly likely" Iran's Revolutionary Guard was involved in last month's incident at RAF Fairford. Deborah Haynes and Michael Clarke react to the PM's comments.
The mystery is around why all these 'highly likely' Iranian-back 'terrorists' have all been bailed.
According to the UK Counter Terrorism squad:
https://www.counterterrorism.police.uk/news/new-arrest-made-in-the-raf-fairford-investigation/
Yesterday we released the five men on police bail. They remain under investigation and must adhere to strict conditions while we continue our work. The safety of the public is at the forefront of our investigative decision making, and this was certainly the case yesterday.
I understand why this development will have come as a surprise to many, but I’d like to reiterate that it was an investigative decision, and one which is grounded in experience and careful consideration of policing powers.
ExpertZoom reports:
https://expert-zoom.com/gb/news/joshua-kerry-rotherham-terror-detention-law-2026
The terrorism rule: up to 14 days
The murder investigation into Widdecombe's death started under ordinary law. Once the case was reclassified as terrorism, a completely different regime took over. Under section 41 of the Terrorism Act 2000, police can hold a suspect for an initial 48 hours. They can then apply for a "warrant of further detention," and a judicial authority can extend the period in stages up to a maximum of 14 days.
But these men have not been held under a warrant of further detention, which you have to admit seems strange to a layman.
Who wants Iranian terrorists roaming the country even there are 'restrictions' on them?