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    Men arrested in Joss Stone kidnap plot

    Two men are being held over a plot to kidnap Joss Stone after being found near her country property in Devon, South West England, carrying swords, rope and a body bag.


    Two men have been arrested over a plot to kidnap Joss Stone.

    The suspects – aged 33 and 30 – had travelled 200 miles to the 24-year-old singer's country home in Devon, South West England, from Manchester and were found carrying swords, rope and a body bag when police swooped upon them.

    After detailed maps and aerial photos of the star's property were seized from the pair, it is believed they were planning a terrifying raid on Joss' home.

    Detective Inspector Steve Parker told The Sun newspaper: "The men had information and items that lead us to suspect that they may have intended to commit a criminal offence."

    Police were initially called to the scene of the alleged plot when neighbours saw two men "acting suspiciously" outside the star's property in Cullompton, East Devon.

    A 20-strong team of detectives in both Devon and Manchester is now working on the case.

    Joss – who is a close friend of Prince William and has an estimated personal fortune of £9 million – is being kept informed of any developments.

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