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Terror Probe After URANIUM Found by Police at Heathrow-Man Arested

Terror Probe After Package Containing URANIUM Found by Border Force Officers at Heathrow

Counter Terror police were brought in by Border Force after a material was found to have been contaminated by uranium during a "routine screening" at Heathrow Airport

BBC News.11 JAN 2023

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A small amount of uranium has been detected in a package that arrived in the UK at Heathrow Airport following a routine screening.

The Metropolitan Police said its counter-terrorism command unit was contacted by Border Force colleagues at the airport after the contaminated material was discovered on December 29th.

Re: Terror Probe After URANIUM Found by Police at Heathrow-Man Arested

Man Arested After Uranium Found at UK's Heathrow Airport

The man was arrested on suspicion of a terror offence on Saturday and was released on bail as part of the investigation, the Police said.

BBC 17 JAN 2023

(Reuters) - A man in his 60s has been arrested in connection with an investigation linked to the discovery of traces of uranium found in a cargo package at London's Heathrow Airport, the UK Metropolitan Police said on Sunday.

A very small quantity of uranium was detected in a package that arrived at Heathrow Airport on Dec. 29.

Richard Smith, head of London police's Counter Terrorism Command said that, despite the arrest, the incident does "not appear to be linked to any direct threat to the public".

Officers attended an address in Cheshire yesterday and the man was taken to a police station in north west England and was today released on bail until a date in April.

Uranium can be used for civilian power generation and scientific purposes and is a key ingredient in nuclear weapons. Certain isotopes emit radiation that can be harmful to humans, and the metal itself is toxic if ingested or inhaled.