Article: Britons injured in Spanish bomb blast

Forty-five British holidaymakers were injured in a bomb explosion at a Spanish airport last night. The Basque separatist group ETA said it carried out the attack.

The tourists were caught in the blast at the Costa Brava airport of Reus, west of Tarragona, as they waited for flights taking them home to Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham.

Most suffered minor cuts but early today at least 22 of them, including a six-year-old boy believed to have serious leg injuries, were detained in local hospitals.

About 900 tourists travelling with Thomson holidays on "changeover day" were in the airport when the bomb went off in the passenger waiting area. It was thought to have been hidden in a waste bin ...

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