#Bomb

The flight crew issued repeated warnings and a one-minute ultimatum to passengers, demanding they turn off their Bluetooth devices.

In a similar incident on March 29, a handwritten word ‘bomb’ was discovered on an interior wall of an IndiGo aircraft from Pune to Amritsar.

The ATS nabbed the suspect identified as Shivaji Rathod, aged around 30 years, from Nagpur railway junction on Friday.

Along with Pune city police, Maharashtra Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) and intelligence agencies are looking into the case.

The 27-year-old suspect is accused of sending menacing letters to the Japanese publisher, causing concern for employee safety

The 27-year-old allegedly sent letters to the company saying he planted 'multiple bombs' near the company's offices

The accused allegedly demanded the release of a previous offender in an email sent to aviation authorities.

A home-made bomb the size of a photocopier, a huge ransom and a messy tale of exploitation. This true-crime documentary is tragic

Several zoos have been forced to evacuate families and school groups after hoax calls about bombs and active shooters.

A wild true-crime tale. Plus Jamie Oliver’s ultimate barbecue and a gruelling trek with Bear Grylls and Matthew McConaughey. Here’s what to watch this evening

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The blast targeted a Police Service of Northern Ireland station in Dunmurry, and police increased patrols after the group threatened to target officers at their homes.

While upholding the trial court sentence, the Calcutta High Court noted that the appellant attempted to murder victim going by the definition of murder, and it was providential that the victim did not die.

The New IRA, a dissident republican group linked to Iran and Hezbollah, claimed responsibility for a car bomb outside a Belfast police station, according to reports.

The seizure, which included 79 crude bomb-like objects and approximately 3.37 kg of gunpowder, among other things, was made at an abandoned house in the district. An EC official said all cases involving bombs would be investigated by the NIA.

Fuze doesn’t really want to, or give us time to, dwell on the thin politics it covers itself in. This fast-moving caper sweeping across London, with some good-looking men of honour and dishonour in feverish action, can be enjoyable despite it.