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Proof: Five men arrested over RAF Fairford 'terror plot' released on bail after materials found in white vans found to be 'NOT viable explosives'

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d0ba2f37eebabbe7752464f9f1dd387260d3a517efdbe260a6ebb1b73b993104

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