Bomb threats target seven flights across Europe

In Rome, sources at Fiumicino airport told the BBC police bomb disposal experts carried out standard security protocols to ensure the safety of all passengers and crew.Inspections of the passengers, luggage, and the aircraft yielded negative results, and the alert has since been cleared.One plane which landed in Murcia, southern Spain - a Ryanair flight coming from Manchester - was also found not to have any explosives on board, Spanish authorities said.One passenger later said she was unaware of the bomb threat until after the plane landed."We weren't told anything during the flight," Sarah told BBC Radio 5 Live. "The plane stopped quite suddenly and then we were kept on the runway for around 30 minutes.""Then the fire engines turned up, the bomb squad turned up and we were asked to evacuate," she continues.Sarah said the plane had not been on the ground a minute before it was "surrounded by fire engines and police and a bomb squad". All the passengers were then escorted by police, leaving all their belongings."We were only later told that it was an actual threat, a bomb threat to the plane itself," she added.Two flights heading to Warsaw were also affected, including one from Lon...