Road sign in Northern Road, where anti-terror police raided a house in connection with the London "burning cross" bombing gang. Officers - some of whom were armed - swooped on the bay-fronted, 1930s semi-detached at about 7pm on Wednesday night. No arrests were made and no explosive substances are believed to have been recovered. It is thought the house may be connected to one of the cars recovered at Luton railway station.
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2000 x 1493 px | 33.9 x 25.3 cm | 13.3 x 10 inches | 150dpiDate taken:
14 July 2005Location:
Aylesbury UKPhotographer:
Tim OckendenMore information:
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Road sign in Northern Road, where anti-terror police raided a house in connection with the London "burning cross" bombing gang. Officers - some of whom were armed - swooped on the bay-fronted, 1930s semi-detached at about 7pm on Wednesday night. No arrests were made and no explosive substances are believed to have been recovered. It is thought the house may be connected to one of the cars recovered at Luton railway station.