A key al Qaeda figure who had access to the surveillance data that led authorities to increase the terror alert level was among those arrested in raids in Britain on Tuesday, according to a senior U.S. national security official. He said the arrests were made on information obtained following the arrests of al Qaeda suspects in Pakistan. The official described the arrest of Eisa al-Hindi, an al Qaeda leader in Britain, as the initial unraveling of a network of al Qaeda members believed to have been actively planning attacks in the United States and elsewhere.Full Story
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