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British Police Interrogate Suspects in London Attacks, Seek
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Extradition of Bomber
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Four men accused of trying to detonate at least four bombs on July 21
British authorities are interrogating at least 11 people in connection
with this month's attacks on London's transit system, and they are
seeking the return of a bombing suspect who fled to Italy.

The prime suspects are four men accused of trying to detonate at least
four bombs on July 21 - two weeks after a first round of terror
attacks in London killed more than 50 people. The others detained for
questioning are believed to have aided the bomb plot in other ways,
such as harboring fugitives.

Police say their investigation is far from over, and they have warned
Britons that the threat of more attacks is very real.

Osman Hussain, the bombing suspect held in Rome, is fighting Britain's
efforts to have him extradited. News reports say he has told
interrogators the second round of attacks on July 21 was intended to
spread fear in London but not cause any casualties.

Police have said the bombs that failed to detonate 10 days ago carried
enough explosive power to kill or maim many people.

Media reports say Osman Hussain has denied that his group had any
connection with the July 7 suicide bombings in London. He also
reportedly has said his associates had no contact with the al-Qaida
terrorist network.

Some information for this report provided by AP, AFP and Reuters.


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