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British police foil plot to kidnap Blair's son
www.chinaview.cn 2006-01-18 10:47:49

British Prime Minister Tony Blair's son Leo (C) along with mother Cherie and father Tony Blair at the front of No. 10 Dowing Street in London, May 2005. (AFP File Photo)
    LONDON, Jan. 18 (Xinhuanet) -- British police have foiled a plot to kidnap British Prime Minister Tony Blair's 5-year-old son, the Sun newspaper reported in its Wednesday edition.

    Citing an unnamed security source, the newspaper said "extremist sympathizers" of the Fathers 4 Justice group which campaigns for the rights of divorced fathers had planned to snatchthe child and hold him for a short period.

    It said that exact details of the plot were not revealed.

    Police have made no arrests and think they disrupted the supposed plot in its early stages, the Sun's source added.

    The Sun said security services had reviewed the protection given to Blair and his wife Cherie and their four children after the alleged plot was uncovered just before Christmas. "Appropriatesteps have now been taken," a security source was quoted as saying. Enditem

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