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Sixth man bailed over alleged US base terror plot at RAF Fairford, UK

7NEWS
Summary

A sixth man arrested in connection with a suspected terror plot at RAF Fairford - a US-run military air base in England - has been released on bail.

How outlets headlined it

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  • 7NEWS Sixth man bailed over alleged US base terror plot at RAF Fairford, UK plain
  • SBS News Five arrested as UK police investigate alleged terror plot near US air base plain
  • SBS News Five arrested as UK police investigate alleged terror plot near air base plain
  • The West Australian Police arrest dual UK-Iranian man in RAF Fairford probe plain
  • WAtoday UK police arrest another man over air base incident plain
  • ABC News UK-Iranian national arrested over alleged terror incident at British air base 1 change

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Outlet Niral ScoreAdjectivesSourcingSentimentHappiness
7NEWSas they published this story 16.5 6 66 -1.6 15.1
SBS News 12.2 10 83 -0.5 25.6
SBS News 12.2 10 83 -0.5 25.6
ABC News 17.3 9 73 -0.9 36.5

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