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Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail Yahoo! Search Search: Sign InNew User? Sign Up News Home - Help Navigation Primary Navigation Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Top Stories Most Popular Secondary Navigation Africa Europe Latin America Middle East North America Search Search: UK police get more time to quiz Qaeda suspects AFP - 56 minutes ago LONDON (AFP) - - British police have been granted a further seven days to question 11 men arrested over an alleged Al-Qaeda-driven major terrorist plot, they said on Saturday. ADVERTISEMENT Twelve men, among them 11 Pakistani nationals -- most of them students -- were arrested in raids across northwest England on Wednesday. "The North West Counter Terrorism Unit was last night given warrants for the further detention of 11 men arrested," a Greater Manchester Police spokeswoman said. An 18-year-old arrested in connection with the alleged plot has been released into the custody of the UK Border Agency. The men still being held by police are in custody in various locations across Britain. They range in age from 22 to 41, and can be held without charge for up to 28 days. Anti-terror police are still searching 10 addresses in the cities of Manchester and Liverpool as part of the probe. Meanwhile Britain and Pakistan have traded accusations over fighting terrorism. Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who wants more assistance from Pakistan in rooting out extremists targeting Britain, has held telephone talks with President Asif Ali Zardari. But Pakistan's ambassador to London insisted that Islamabad was doing all it could to fight extremists and said Britain needed to do more to tighten up its borders and help Pakistan stop terrorism from spreading. Brown told Al Jazeera television that two-thirds of the terror plots investigated in Britain originated from Pakistan. "Pakistan has got the problems of... groups of terrorists in their country operating from their country," he said. "We need all the cooperation that we have with the Pakistani authorities to deal with these problems." Though 10 of the 12 arrested were in Britain on student visas, Immigration Minister Phil Woolas insisted that checks on applicants to weed out extremists were adequate. Wednesday's raids had to be carried out in broad daylight after Britain's top anti-terror police officer, assistant commissioner Bob Quick, was photographed carrying clearly legible details of the operation. He resigned over the blunder. The document said the alleged plot was "AQ-driven," meaning Al-Qaeda. Britain has been on high security alert ever since the July 2005 attacks on the London transport system, which killed 56 people including four suicide bombers. Email Story IM Story Printable View Blog This Recommend this article 0 users recommend Sign in to recommend this article » Most Recommended Stories » Related Articles: War On Terror UK police get more time to quiz Qaeda suspectsAFP - 56 minutes ago US: Saddam's chrome AK-47 being returned to IraqAP - Saturday, April 11 Hussein's chrome AK-47 being returned to IraqAP - Saturday, April 11 Spat as Pakistanis quizzed in British terror probeAFP - Saturday, April 11 Related Articles: World Thousands protest in Georgia for 3rd dayAP - 50 minutes ago UK police get more time to quiz Qaeda suspectsAFP - 56 minutes ago Thai protesters force Asia summit cancellationReuters - 1 hour 1 minute ago Iraqi PM welcomes Russian businessAP - 1 hour 4 minutes ago Riot and fire take place at British prisonAP - 1 hour 8 minutes ago Enlarge Photo Police officers patrol the area around a house in Liverpool following the arrests. British police have been granted a further seven days to question 11 men arrested over an alleged Al-Qaeda-driven major terrorist plot, they have said. Related Full Coverage War On Terror Global fight against terrorism All Full Coverage Most Popular – World Viewed UN sounds warning after Antarctica ice shelf rips French commandos storm yacht Harry Potter actor arrested over cannabis find US navy bears down on Somali pirates Selective abortion causes 32mln excess China males View Complete List » Search: Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Top Stories Most Popular Copyright © 2009 Yahoo! Southeast Asia Pte Ltd. (Co. Reg. No. 199700735D). All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Community - Intellectual Property Rights Policy - Help

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