Two more arrested on suspicion of plotting arson attack on Jewish venue

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Nine people in total arrested over alleged conspiracy concerning unspecified site connected to Jewish communityTwo further arrests have been made in relation to an alleged conspiracy to commit arson at a site connected to the Jewish community, the Metropolitan police have said.The latest arrests, made by counter-terrorism police investigating the alleged arson conspiracy, were of a man aged 19 and another aged 26. They were detained in Watford on Tuesday and remain in custody. Continue reading...

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