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Counter-terrorism police have re-arrested two men under the National Security Act over a suspected plot at the US-run RAF Fairford airbase on 27 September; UK officials link it to Iran, which denies involvement.
Two Latvian nationals living in the UK were arrested early on 8 October 2026 in connection with a Cambridgeshire base hosting US and NATO intelligence operations, and police say nothing so far links the case to an earlier incident near RAF Fairford.
A 25-year-old dual national and five other men arrested over a security incident near the Gloucestershire airbase have all been released on bail, while police say the investigation continues.
Counter-terrorism police arrest a 27-year-old in London on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts, after Prime Minister Andy Burnham cited 'strong indications' of an Iranian role in Sunday's incident near the airbase. Iran denies involvement.