British Jihad and Islamic Supremacism Watch

Monday morning news roundup on the ongoing UK terror plot investigations:

-- Further Attacks Anticipated - Links to Al-Qaeda-related Groups Per Govt. The London Times is reporting that one of its sources with Scotland Yard's counterterrorism group is stating: "In our judgment it is very likely there will be further attacks." The International Herald Tribune reports the "British government called the work of terrorists linked to Al Qaeda".

-- New Arrests. BBC is reporting that UK police have arrested two "men aged 28 and 25...in the Paisley area west of Glasgow on Sunday night. They are not thought to be of British origin" - this brings the total arrested to 7 thus far. Prior to these arrests, news media indicated that UK police were hunting a sixth car-bombing suspect. It is not known if this "6th" suspect has been arrested yet.

-- Glasgow and London Bombing Activities Linked. The Daily Telegraph reports that the same two men may have been responsible for all three car bombs. CNN also is reporting this in story "Sources: Glasgow suspects planted London bombs".

-- British Jihadist terror suspects include two doctors. Sky News reported that two of those in custody are hospital doctors, and that a sixth suspect is still at large. Sky News reporter states: "These are professional people with highly paid jobs." AFP has reports that two of the terror suspects arrested are a Jordanian doctor (Mohammed Jamil Abdelkader Asha) and his wife. Daily Telegraph is also reporting this. AFP reported that Mohammed Asha was of Palestinian descent; International Herald Tribune confirmed his arrest and is reporting that he is of "Iranian-Kurdish" descent. Birmingham Post also confirms that a doctor's house was being searched in Staffordshire.

-- Tracing of Glasgow Bombers Before Attack. UK and US news media are reporting that UK police were trying to reach a Scottish rental agency prior to the Glasgow bombing, suggesting that UK police were already on the trail of such bombers on Saturday. BBC states: "it has emerged that police tried to contact a Paisley letting agency before the Glasgow attack. The agency, Let-It, said officers had traced it from phone records in London."

-- Glasgow Attack Pre-Intelligence. The Daily Telegraph is reporting that US warnings of the Glasgow airport attack were not distributed to local law enforcement, and US DHS is stating that it passed the information on to the UK authorities immediately after receiving it.

-- UK's New Cold War and Travel Restrictions. The Daily Telegraph is reporting UK PM Gordon Brown's position on "Terrorism fight is our Cold War". BBC reporting that "Travel security raised amid alert".

-- British Islamist says more London bombings on way. WorldNetDaily reported an interview with British Islamist Anjem Choudary, stating "There is no doubt whatsoever that there will continue to be attacks against the British government...and that "There are many in Britain who take their ideology from Osama bin Laden and al-Qaida and are ready to carry out many more attacks". Choudary led the banned groups Al Muhajiroun and Al Ghurabaa, and "currently presents himself as an Islamic lecturer and a leader of Britain's Shariah Islamic court".

-- Muslim Council of Britain: "Avoid Presumptions". Muslim Council of Britain stated stated on Saturday that it backed police efforts against terrorists and"Let's avoid presumptions…it can be the work of Muslims, Christians, Jews or Buddhists."