Wes Streeting issues RAF Fairford update following urgent Cobra meeting

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Donald Trump 'surprised' RAF Fairford terror suspects released on bail: 'I wouldn't have done that!'.

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Donald Trump has said he was "surprised" the RAF Fairford terror suspects were released on bail.

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Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, the US President said he "wouldn't have done that".

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Five men who were arrested in relation to the incident near the military base on Sunday were released on bail earlier today - but all five remain under investigation.

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Wes Streeting has issued an update regarding the RAF Fairford "terror plot" following a Cobra meeting earlier this afternoon.The Defence Secretary said "the police and the security services have done everything that they could and should have been doing rapidly to help contain this situation".

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Andy Burnham called the emergency meeting amid the Labour Autumn Conference in Liverpool earlier this afternoon.Mr Streeting's initial comments coincide with authorities announcing that the residents who were evacuated near the miitary base were allowed to return home.

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A cordon, however, has remained in place around three vehicles, Gloucestershire Police said.MORE TO FOLLOW...

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