Six people arrested in an anti-terrorist operation in London

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British anti-terror Unit carried out searches of properties in London

British anti-terrorist police said they had arrested six people, including a woman, on suspicion of involvement in terrorist activities in London.

Police said that they had used an electric detonators to arrest someone, but he was not hurt.

Police said the operation came on the back of the intelligence investigation intelligence service MI5, the British internal about 3 weeks from the opening of the Olympic Games to be hosted by London.

Security sources described the operation as "very important", but denied being linked to the 2012 Olympic Games or the games for the disabled.

British police said that those arrested who were not disclosed their identities are a 21-year-old man, and a woman, 30 years old, were arrested in West London, in addition to the 18-year-old man and three others aged 24, 26 and 29, were arrested in East London.

And Britain warning level from terrorist acts at a large, meaning that the risk of a terrorist attack is "highly likely".

Police said they carried out searches of homes and places of business in different parts of the British capital.

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