Former British member of parliament George Galloway has said he was held by counterterror police for nine hours at Gatwick Airport and had his phone and laptop confiscated before being released without charge.
Galloway, 71, said officers stopped him for “no reason at all” other than to “gain access to our communications”.
The ex-MP and his wife, Putri Gayatri Pertiwi, were allowed on their way after being stopped on Saturday under the Terrorism Act, the Metropolitan Police said.
Reports said the…
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