Monday, April 21, 2008  Related news Bristol on Wikinews Zebra stripes may 'dazzle' pathogen-packing horse flies, say scientists Four die in dump truck crash in Bath, England UK Wikinews Shorts: December 3, 2012 African Olympians and Paralympians prepare for their London odyssey Rioting develops throughout England Collaborate! Newsroom Style Guide - how to write Content Guide - what to write Families who were evacuated in Bristol, United Kingdom have been allowed to return home. This move by the police comes two days later than that reported by the BBC. Avon and Somerset police recently released a statement on this issue, part of which is available below: This move comes after Avon and Somerset police arrested a man in the Westbury on Trym area of the city on suspicion of terrorism. "Blast families returning to homes" — BBC News Online, April 21, 2008 Press Release: "Evacuees return home" — Avon and Somerset police, April 21, 2008 "Blast families kept out of homes" — BBC News Online, April 20, 2008 "Bristol police plan second blast" — BBC News Online, April 19, 2008 "Second controlled explosion to be carried out" — Avon and Somerset police, April 18, 2008 "Police to hold terror suspect" — BBC News Online, April 18, 2008 "BREAKING NEWS: MAN, 19, HELD IN ANTI-TERROR RAID" — Bristol Evening Post, April 18, 2008 "LATEST: BRISTOL TERROR SUSPECT NAMED" — Bristol Evening Post, April 18, 2008 "Man arrested under Terrorism Act" — Avon and Somerset police, April 18, 2008
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