U.S. turns flight

13 Jan 2005

U.S. authorities told a British Airways flight bound for New York to turn back on Wednesday because they said there was a suspected militant on board, although London police later released him without charge. U.S. officials said a name on the passenger list matched that of a suspected member of a Moroccan militant group. Full Story

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