As I indicated in this morning’s article, things are unfolding in the UK investigation faster than we can keep up with them.

The CNN report Rich linked notes that there are now seven people in custody. Two men, aged 28 and 25, have been arrested in Scotland, in the Paisley area near Glasgow. You’ll want to be sitting down for this: The British press is saying that these men, too, “are not believed to be of Scottish origin.”

Fox just reported that a manhunt is on for at least one other terrorist.

Fox also reported that it appears police in Scotland are about to do yet another “controlled explosion” of a suspect vehicle.

At least one of the two suspects arrested Saturday trying to carry out the Glasgow airport attack is a medical doctor. That would mean at least two doctors are involved. Mohammed Asha, the only suspect whose name I’ve heard reported to this point, is a doctor, and the woman arrested with him is his wife, according to the latest reports. As I mentioned in the piece, the Times said Dr. Asha is an Iranian Kurd. Other reports today describe him as Jordanian. I am not sure at the moment whether that simply means Asha was educated in Jordan, or means the initial description was wrong.

The UK Home Secretary, Jacqui Smith, has just briefed the House of Commons, and said that 19 searches have been conducted so far. “Terrorists are criminals,” says she.