Bomb threats force emergency landings across Europe

A string of bomb threats forced airliners to make emergency landings across Europe on Thursday, including an Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome that was diverted to Evreux, France, where 151 passengers and six crew were evacuated. Bulgarian officials reported three emergency landings in Sofia and Plovdiv, while a LOT plane landed in Brussels and a Finnair jet was escorted to Rome. No explosives were found.