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UK counter-terrorism agents granted more time to question men suspected of spying for Iran
Detectives are investigating if alleged surveillance of Jewish locations and individuals is linked to possible attacks on British soil
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independent.co.uk
Four arrested on suspicion of spying for Iran
The four men - an Iranian national and three dual British-Iranian nationals - were arrested on Friday morning
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theguardian.com
Four men arrested suspected of spying for Iranian intelligence in London area
Counter-terrorism police say investigation linked to alleged spying on locations and people linked to Jewish community
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bbc.com
Four arrested on suspicion of assisting Iran's intelligence service
The men were arrested on Friday on suspicion of assisting a foreign intelligence service.
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thehindu.com
London police say 4 men arrested on suspicion of aiding Iran by spying on Jewish community
Four men arrested in London for allegedly spying on the Jewish community to aid Iranian intelligence, police report.
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haaretz.com
U.K. arrests four on suspicion of Iranian spying on London Jewish sites for Iran
British Lawmakers and the Domestic Spy Agency Have Long Warned of Threats Posed to Britain by Iran, While Australia Has Also Linked Antisemitic Attacks to Tehran. 'Iran Is the…
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elpais.com
La policía del Reino Unido detiene a cuatro sospechosos de estar espiando para Irán
Las autoridades británicas creen que los arrestados estaban realizando tareas de vigilancia de varios centros judíos
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upi.com
U.K. arrests 4 Iranians on suspicion of assisting Iranian intelligence - UPI.com
An Iranian and 3 dual British-Iranian nationals were being held by British counter-terrorism police on suspicion of conducting surveillance of Jews.
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UK counter-terrorism agents granted more time to question men suspected of spying for Iran
Detectives are investigating if alleged surveillance of Jewish locations and individuals is linked to possible attacks on British soil