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And http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-41376150 But not terror related apparently :rolleyes:

Clues from next weeks road closures: M3 junction 9 to 10 Winchester, Hampshire: bridge surveys Surveys of the bridge that carries Alresford Road over the M3 will take place this week. Lane closures will take place on the north and southbound carriage ways. The overnight works will be between...

"Police say there is nothing to suggest a link between today's incident and a 'dirty bomb' containing hydrochloric acid that was left in the middle of the M1 last week." Er, motorway, dangerous substance. Twice in ten days. Nope no link there. How stupid do they think we are.

All of which make the headline about traffic! Looks like a new tactic/threat from our terrorists to me and the BBC etc are not opening up about it. Despite days going by there is still no answer to what happened on the M1 and the M3 incident today is very sketchy. The little we have heard...

So it's been several hours since the road was opened and the police or anyone else is saying nothing. The BBC haven't updated their story for three hours. Odd.

Eh? It's not on TV?! more suspicious.

Agreed. No access to Southwick Tunnel as they haven't "closed it for cleaning" for a good two weeks.

Significant quote on the BBC: "I got to a bridge down a little track, and there was a policeman who told me I couldn't go that way. "As I went back down the track I could see there was a lot of police and emergency services personnel and then I saw the bomb disposal unit, with what looked like...

I imagine quite a few won't make the Southampton v Man U kick off. Worth highlighting they have closed TWO junctions of the motorway. That's quite a significant section for a minor chemical. More to this than meets the eye.

Very wise. I'm having a curry tonight so it won't be pleasant in the West Stand tomorrow.

Ah is that the official line now? :) If in doubt blame everything on Government cuts and ignore the nearly full employment we have.

Seen very little on these news stories. First the M1 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-41334775 Now the M3 near Winchester http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-41371699 And don't forget what happened off the Sussex coast at Eastbourne. Never convincingly...