... three separate bomb plots, all of which were denied. The lirst plot related the planting five bombs London in January. 11)74. when liter,, were explosions Madame die Karls Court Boat Show, and the home of top army oflicer. Two other bombs were defused experts ...

... have not been disposed the police. ' Seven of the. bomb victims CJ£3»H T vere young women, the eldest QCI. ft 22); of the 14 men killed, iye were aged between 17 ■ ind 23. stays I LIVED { The bombings were the eulmination a campaign carried put by members ...

... killed today when a boobytrap bomb blew up -In their faces, in South Armagh. And another badly-injured soldier was airlifted to Musgrave Park Hospital in Belfast after the nowarning attack near Forkhill. Soldiers, including a bomb expert, were examining a ...

... this mnrnini. the Bomb Squad defus;d bomb at shoe shop in Putney High Street. They found 24 six-inch sticks of gelignite and timing device. man with Irish accent had telephoned a warning to the “Sun newspaper at 1 24. The Putney bomb was defused only ...

... of light for gathering up (everything needed for forensic examina. tlon,” said Scotland Yard.- Bomb squad Chief Commander Roy Habershon said that the bombing bore all the hallmarks of previous attacks in London.. London Transport said Green Park tube station ...

... picious pa es and: to ‘call police when in Fortunately esterday’ 's bombs: 0 ghtl jure Pamela, affair: offices of Alean, Both. bombs, ie Dublin and, were hollowed-out pane rback hon The Alc} bomb. to top: executive the, was dential.” “personal ~and ,confi- - ...

... demolished. bomb disposal had dieted m> toe city m wh a t one citizen was killed at A death toil of J 7 dealt with an ynesploried was offiejaWt desenbed as a Mannofleld, white Septem- fesuitpd with peppte bomb. , mtoi-W»te. , L n ber 29 saw bombs being injured ...

... warns Jenkins NEW “be on your guard’’ Home Secretary to the publ last night’s wave of bomb Chester. Mr Jenkins told MPs it wa difficult to appraise what the latest bombing incidents suggested for the future. But it was clear that a period of the utmost vigilance ...

... cover without penalty for ing play. • positions of known delayed-action, bombs are., ced by ”»ed'ancf-white flag* placed ai reasonably, idt guaranteed. fntti. tom*'.' 1 and/or bomb splinters the gredns may be wed without penally. On the fairways or in ...

... threw a bomb from passing car into seamen's club In the dock area of Belfast]. In Armagh three policemen were sightly injurert as they cleared one of the city’s main streets after bomb warnings. Three devices in three Protestant shops. BOMB Squad officers ...

... there will be more bombs, because Ibis could well be the restart ol IHA bombing campaign. Police in Manchester where people were hurt when a bomb went oil Lewis’s store Ihink allaci might the work a new IRA cell in the city. Bomb squad detectives in ...

... renewed Ulster violence is likely to delay any Provisional IRA announcement their ceasefire intentions. rising toll of deaths, bombs and shooting incidents over the past few days has created unfavourable climate for a new’ truce. So, despite the optimism generated ...