British police arrest second man over London train bombLONDON (Reuters) - British police arrested a second man over the bombing of a London commuter train on Friday that injured 30 people and the security services lowered the threat level for an attack from its highest setting. The 21-year-old man was detained under Britain s terrorism laws in the west London suburb of Hounslow just before midnight on Saturday, London police said in a statement. Police earlier arrested an 18-year-old man in the departure lounge of Dover port in what they called a  significant  step and then raided a property in Sunbury-on-Thames, a town near London and about four miles (six km) from Hounslow. The home-made bomb shot flames through a packed carriage at west London s Parsons Green Tube station during the Friday morning rush hour but apparently failed to detonate fully. Islamic State claimed responsibility, as it has for other attacks in Britain this year, including two in London and one at a concert by American singer Ariana Grande in Manchester in May. Interior minister Amber Rudd said on Sunday the second arrest showed it was not a lone-wolf attack but there was no evidence Islamic State was involved. She said the threat level had been lowered to  severe  from  critical , meaning another attack was highly likely rather than expected imminently.  It is inevitable that so-called Islamic State, or Daesh, will reach in and try to claim responsibility. We have no evidence to suggest that yet,  Rudd told the BBC.  But as this unfolds, and as the police do their investigations, we will make sure that we find out exactly how he was radicalized, if we can.  Police said on Sunday they were searching a home in Stanwell in the county of Surrey near the perimeter of London s Heathrow Airport, in connection with the Hounslow arrest. Police continued to search the house in Sunbury nearby but said there were no safety risks to local residents. Local media said the home belongs to a couple who have fostered hundreds of children, including refugees. The BBC said the couple, 88-year-old Ronald Jones and Penelope Jones, 71, had been honored by Queen Elizabeth for their work with children. The bomb struck as passengers were traveling toward the center of the British capital. Some suffered burns and others were hurt in a stampede to escape. Health officials said none was thought to be in a serious condition. Prime Minister Theresa May put Britain on its highest security level late on Friday and soldiers and armed police were deployed to strategic locations such as nuclear power plants. On Saturday, armed police patrolled the streets near government departments in Westminster and guarded Premier League soccer grounds hosting matches. The last time Britain was put on  critical  alert was after a suicide bomber killed 22 people at the Ariana Grande concert. On that occasion, the threat level remained at critical for four days while police established whether the bomber had worked alone or with others. Prior to that it had not been triggered since 2007. worldnews
british police arrest second man london train bomblondon reuters british police arrested second man bombing london commuter train friday injured people security services lowered threat level attack highest setting the man detained britain terrorism laws west london suburb hounslow midnight saturday london police said statement police earlier arrested man departure lounge dover port called significant step raided property town near london four miles six km hounslow the bomb shot flames packed carriage west london parsons green tube station friday morning rush hour apparently failed detonate fully islamic state claimed responsibility attacks britain year including two london one concert american singer ariana grande manchester may interior minister amber rudd said sunday second arrest showed attack evidence islamic state involved she said threat level lowered severe critical meaning another attack highly likely rather expected imminent it inevitable islamic state dash reach try claim responsibility we evidence suggest yet rudd told bbc but unfolds police investigations make sure find exactly radicalized police said sunday searching home stanwell county surrey near perimeter london heathrow airport connection hounslow arrest police continued search house suburb nearby said safety risks local residents local media said home belongs couple fostered hundreds children including refugees the bbc said couple ronald jones penelope jones honored queen elizabeth work children the bomb struck passengers traveling toward center british capital some suffered burns others hurt stampede escape health officials said none thought serious condition prime minister theresa may put britain highest security level late friday soldiers armed police deployed strategic locations nuclear power plants on saturday armed police patrolled streets near government departments westminster guarded premier league soccer grounds hosting matches the last time britain put critical alert suicide bomber killed people ariana grande concert on occasion threat level remained critical four days police established whether bomber worked alone others prior triggered since worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: British police arrest second man over London train bombLONDON (Reuters) - British police arrested a second man over the bombing of a London commuter train on Friday that injured 30 people and the security services lowered the threat level for an attack from its highest setting. The 21-year-old man was detained under Britain s terrorism laws in the west London suburb of Hounslow just before midnight on Saturday, London police said in a statement. Police earlier arrested an 18-year-old man in the departure lounge of Dover port in what they called a  significant  step and then raided a property in Sunbury-on-Thames, a town near London and about four miles (six km) from Hounslow. The home-made bomb shot flames through a packed carriage at west London s Parsons Green Tube station during the Friday morning rush hour but apparently failed to detonate fully. Islamic State claimed responsibility, as it has for other attacks in Britain this year, including two in London and one at a concert by American singer Ariana Grande in Manchester in May. Interior minister Amber Rudd said on Sunday the second arrest showed it was not a lone-wolf attack but there was no evidence Islamic State was involved. She said the threat level had been lowered to  severe  from  critical , meaning another attack was highly likely rather than expected imminently.  It is inevitable that so-called Islamic State, or Daesh, will reach in and try to claim responsibility. We have no evidence to suggest that yet,  Rudd told the BBC.  But as this unfolds, and as the police do their investigations, we will make sure that we find out exactly how he was radicalized, if we can.  Police said on Sunday they were searching a home in Stanwell in the county of Surrey near the perimeter of London s Heathrow Airport, in connection with the Hounslow arrest. Police continued to search the house in Sunbury nearby but said there were no safety risks to local residents. Local media said the home belongs to a couple who have fostered hundreds of children, including refugees. The BBC said the couple, 88-year-old Ronald Jones and Penelope Jones, 71, had been honored by Queen Elizabeth for their work with children. The bomb struck as passengers were traveling toward the center of the British capital. Some suffered burns and others were hurt in a stampede to escape. Health officials said none was thought to be in a serious condition. Prime Minister Theresa May put Britain on its highest security level late on Friday and soldiers and armed police were deployed to strategic locations such as nuclear power plants. On Saturday, armed police patrolled the streets near government departments in Westminster and guarded Premier League soccer grounds hosting matches. The last time Britain was put on  critical  alert was after a suicide bomber killed 22 people at the Ariana Grande concert. On that occasion, the threat level remained at critical for four days while police established whether the bomber had worked alone or with others. Prior to that it had not been triggered since 2007. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: british police arrest second man london train bomblondon reuters british police arrested second man bombing london commuter train friday injured people security services lowered threat level attack highest setting the man detained britain terrorism laws west london suburb hounslow midnight saturday london police said statement police earlier arrested man departure lounge dover port called significant step raided property town near london four miles six km hounslow the bomb shot flames packed carriage west london parsons green tube station friday morning rush hour apparently failed detonate fully islamic state claimed responsibility attacks britain year including two london one concert american singer ariana grande manchester may interior minister amber rudd said sunday second arrest showed attack evidence islamic state involved she said threat level lowered severe critical meaning another attack highly likely rather expected imminent it inevitable islamic state dash reach try claim responsibility we evidence suggest yet rudd told bbc but unfolds police investigations make sure find exactly radicalized police said sunday searching home stanwell county surrey near perimeter london heathrow airport connection hounslow arrest police continued search house suburb nearby said safety risks local residents local media said home belongs couple fostered hundreds children including refugees the bbc said couple ronald jones penelope jones honored queen elizabeth work children the bomb struck passengers traveling toward center british capital some suffered burns others hurt stampede escape health officials said none thought serious condition prime minister theresa may put britain highest security level late friday soldiers armed police deployed strategic locations nuclear power plants on saturday armed police patrolled streets near government departments westminster guarded premier league soccer grounds hosting matches the last time britain put critical alert suicide bomber killed people ariana grande concert on occasion threat level remained critical four days police established whether bomber worked alone others prior triggered since worldnews