Archive - Aug 11, 2005

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Ten foreign nationals were arrested this morning in Britain. The British government says they are a 'threat to national security' and is looking to deport them. But it is prevented by international law from deporting people to places where they may be subjected to torture or the death penalty. From London, Naomi Fowler reports:

As investigations continue into 2 bombings in the Southern Philippine town of Zambaoanga on Monday that injured 30 people, the national security advisor is calling for a review of laws to allow more foreign assistance to fight what he describes as terrorist attacks. Girlie Linau in Manila reports.