Terrorism Act 2000
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Oct 9, 2026
Patrick HenningsenHOST
But Britain arrests its own diplomats.
Patrick HenningsenHOST
When he came back to Heathrow, he was detained under the Terrorism Act.
Patrick HenningsenHOST
And his devices were seized and he was not allowed to leave.
Patrick HenningsenHOST
And after a long interrogation, he eventually was let go.
Dafydd TownleyGUEST
But of course, what he's understanding is, you know, his then criticism, uh, of, of the UK for releasing them is, number one, doesn't tie in with his initial position, uh, so he's having to backtrack a little.
Dafydd TownleyGUEST
You know, they, they weren't charged under Terrorism Act.
Dafydd TownleyGUEST
They were charged with, uh, explosive-related acts, but not necessarily Terrorism Act.
Dafydd TownleyGUEST
Um, they were released on bail, uh, and, and you would have certainly thought that that had, if there had been harder evidence to support any sort of, uh, uh, charge of terrorism, that they would not unlikely to have been released on bail.
Dafydd TownleyGUEST
And of course, in the United States, their legal system works great dis- great deal.
Scott WallaceHOST
A UK Iranian national has been arrested in the RAF Fairford investigation.
Scott WallaceHOST
Counterterrorism police arrested a 25-year-old dual UK-Iranian national in Westminster, London on Thursday on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts under Section 5 of the Terrorism Act in connection with the Aryeh Fairford incident.
Scott WallaceHOST
The details were corrected.
Scott WallaceHOST
Police said two properties in the same London area were searched.
Rory StewartHOST
And I don't ever feel we've had the proper explanation as to why Palestine Action is, is this proscribed organization.
Shabana MahmoodGUEST
So I, I mean, it's proscribed because it has met the test for proscription within the Terrorism Act.
Shabana MahmoodGUEST
And, um, and that test remained passed, as it were, by the facts-
Rory StewartHOST
Mm
Shabana MahmoodGUEST
Sometimes a de-proscription happens as well.
Rory StewartHOST
Mm.
Shabana MahmoodGUEST
That's what the Terrorism Act allows.
Shabana MahmoodGUEST
Uh, but the facts had not changed, and in fact, in some instances, the facts had become, um, worse and more, more fitting of the legal test than, than might have been the case before.
Conrad FranzHOST
Police initially received a call early Sunday morning alerting authorities to three suspicious vehicles.
Conrad FranzHOST
Authorities said in a statement the men were arrested on suspicion of committing offenses under the Explosive Act and on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act contrary to Section 5 of the Terrorism Act.
Conrad FranzHOST
On Wednesday, UK Prime Minister Andy Murnham said there are strong indications that Iran played a part in what happened over the weekend at Aria Fairford, but of course it remains an ongoing complex and serious police investigation.
Conrad FranzHOST
However, the men remain out on bail.
Mark AdderleyHOST
Um, counter-terror police arre- arrest UK-Iranian national over RAF Fairford investigation.
Mark AdderleyHOST
The 25-year-old dual UK-Iranian national was arrested in London under the Terrorism Act.
Mark AdderleyHOST
He's the sixth suspect taken into custody over the air base incident in Gloucestershire.
Mark AdderleyHOST
Still no more information given.
16 MINS LATER
Nadia SawalhaHOST
We don't know much about the person that's been arrested, do we?
Mark AdderleyHOST
No, just this.
Mark AdderleyHOST
Again, UK Iran national arrested under Terrorism Act over RAF Fairford incident.
Mark AdderleyHOST
Yeah, we haven't had any more details on that.
Ian AchesonHOST
A whole massive area was secured.
Ian AchesonHOST
And five British men, we were told they had British nationality, in their 20s were then arrested, first of all on suspicion of Explosives Act offences, which aren't, strictly speaking, terrorist offences, but then subsequently they were arrested under the Terrorism Act on suspicion of preparing... uh terrorist acts under uh i think it's uh section five of that and and then because that sounds quite serious um you know you had uh the the um army bomb disposal people appeared and a robot was nosing around these vans that were abandoned uh there were five people who were arrested but there was a suspicion there were at least five more that ran away but the five that were arrested edmund um They were released on police bail, which seems completely bizarre for people who've been arrested for such a serious offence.
Ian AchesonHOST
But the police were saying under stringent movement and contact conditions.
Ian AchesonHOST
And if anybody knows anything about the way the criminal justice system works in this country in relation to released people on bail, that's pretty elastic.
Sam FrancisCORRESPONDENT
We know he is 27 years old.
Sam FrancisCORRESPONDENT
He is a British and Iranian dual national and arrested here in London in Westminster, the borough of Westminster, under the Terrorism Act.
Sam FrancisCORRESPONDENT
A second man, aged 26, has also been arrested under caution.
Sam FrancisCORRESPONDENT
He has been questioned and released now.
Daniel SandfordCORRESPONDENT
Well, this afternoon, a 25-year-old man who is a British Iranian, those previously arrested were all British, was arrested in the borough of Westminster in London.
Daniel SandfordCORRESPONDENT
And that's the same borough that four of the five men... had come from and he has been detained on suspicion of an offence under the Terrorism Act, the offence of preparing terrorist acts and that's the offence which is used when people are suspected of going through the process of getting ready for a terrorist act but don't actually get to that stage and he's currently being held on suspicion of that under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act which means that detectives can hold him for up to four days with extensions.
Jane HillHOST
And yesterday we did hear the Prime Minister talk of strong indications that Iran had played a part here.
Jane HillHOST
I mean, it's presumably going to be a long time, some time before we know more.
Zev ShalevHOST
Marco Rubio ordered Iran's delegation to the United Nations out of the country on Wednesday.
Zev ShalevHOST
This is after British police arrested a UK-Iranian dual national under the Terrorism Act Thursday over the RAF Fairford and affair, which we've been covering, which I've described quite fulsomely as what looks like to me is a false flag operation of some sort.
Zev ShalevHOST
Now, here comes this UK-Iranian dual national arrest, and we'll investigate that further later.
Zev ShalevHOST
But, you know, Andy Berman, the prime minister, said there was a strong indication Iran was involved.
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