Britain probes how young Britons became terror suspects
Police hold 23 British Muslim men aged 17 to 35 over alleged airline bombing plans. Most suspects are London born, with ties to Walthamstow and High Wycombe. neighbors describe shock as authorities note radicalization patterns and links to an Islamist group.
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Economic fears linger after failed terror plot on planes
Economists warn consumer and business caution could slow the economy further as energy costs high and housing cools. The failed plot may influence voter debate this election season and delay investment, threatening a fragile airline industry recovery.
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