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Bail for RAF base suspects suggests no evidence of ‘terror’, say analysts
Police released the RAF Fairford suspects on bail, which analysts say suggests no explosives were found.
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Police released the suspects linked to the RAF Fairford incident on bail, and analysts interpret the decision as indicating that no explosives were discovered. The episode began in the early hours of Sunday when a woman returning to her Gloucestershire village found her driveway obstructed by three white vans. She promptly alerted authorities, prompting the police response that led to the arrests. The bail release has been taken as a sign that investigators have not found evidence of a terror‑related device.
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