Police yesterday arrested a man wanted in connection with the two bomb blasts at the British Army's headquarters in Northern Ireland earlier this week.
They gave no details, but said the man's seizure came less than 24 hours after the Royal Ulster Constabulary issued a Photofit picture of an obviously heavily disguised, bespectacled and bearded figure wearing a heavy anorak.
They believe this man drove a getaway car after the two Volvo estate cars used in Monday's attack on the base at Lisburn, south of Belfast, were left in a car park.
The blasts at the base in the County Antrim town left 31 people needing medical treatment - some were injured twice after being trapped in both explosions, which were timed to go off a few minutes apart.
Eight of the victims, two of whom are critical, were still in hospital yesterday. One is a soldier who suffered 60 per cent burns.
Police also disclosed last night that the Provisional IRA, which has admitted responsibility for the attacks, used a 'pass holders only' entrance to attack the base.
