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It follows attacks on five other mosques this week.
Both remain in custody on Friday evening.
Five schools in Birmingham have paused the 'No Outsiders' programme following pressure from parents. The programme teaches children about the Equality Act 2010 and covers issues of diversity, including religion, race and sexuality. The parents at Parkfield Primary School started protesting in early March, arguing that the programme is age-inappropriate.
It comes after a local imam appealed to the police for more help.
The move has been described as "extremely worrying".
Armed officers carried out an "intelligence-led" operation at a city centre block of flats.
“Deplorable and disgusting”.
Some parents have withdrawn their children over lessons on same-sex relationships.
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But Shabana Mahmood insists: “These things are not my views – and are not my politics.”