Five British men arrested near RAF Fairford were released on police bail after no explosives were found, sparking allied friction with Washington over foreign threats.
As police find no explosives near RAF Fairford, Washington's political panic over foreign actors collides with London's insistence on evidentiary rigor and investigative process.
Washington and London split over whether three vans near a bomber base mark Iranian proxy terror or rural fuel theft, revealing a dangerous gap in allied security.