Anti-terror police arrest women

A woman has been arrested in Greater Manchester as part of an ongoing anti-terrorism investigation.
The 26-year-old is being held under the Terrorism Act after police officers raided a house in Radcliffe, Bury, on Tuesday afternoon.
The woman is the fourth person to be arrested by the force's Anti-Terrorist Unit in the last month.
Police say they are investigating terrorist financing, travel patterns and those going to terror camps abroad.
A man arrested on 23 August as part of the same investigation remains in custody while two men arrested on 2 September were released on Friday.
Officers are also looking at suspected links to banned radical Islamic group Al-Muhajiroun.
International investigation
Deputy Chief Constable Dave Whatton, of Greater Manchester Police, said: "This is an international investigation which began many months ago and has involved co-operation between several law enforcement agencies.
"It is a very complex investigation and a team of officers are involved in reviewing around a thousand items that have been recovered.
"A significant amount of material has also been recovered from computers, and it is equivalent to nine articulated lorries full of paper."
Translators have been drafted in to help assess the content of the material found.
This latest arrest is not linked to the alleged terror plot to blow up transatlantic airliners or the July 7 bombings of 2005.