yesterday, another man was arrested in west yorkshire. it was in the west midlands yesterday that there was a counter-terrorism alert, which caused chaos that turned into a false alarm. passengers had to get off a coach after paper was seen coming from a bag. it was found to be a fake cigarette being used by a passenger. with a deadly at the same time in london, six people had been taken into custody as terrorist suspects. some live close to the olympic site, but scotland yard says the arrests were not linked to the games. a similar message today from police, who have now been given more time to question their suspects. >> in russia, the parliament has given initial backing to a law that would brand many campaign groups foreign age groups. chris engaging in political activity would have to be registered. they said the legislation is needed to protect russia from outside influences. opponents claim it is an attempt to stop protests against president vladimir putin. could women soon be permitted to become bishops in britain? it is an issue c

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