British police have found evidence that Al-Qaeda plotted to disrupt use of the Internet in Britain to spread chaos through the business and financial services industry, a newspaper said Sunday. A spokeswoman for London’s Metropolitan Police told AFP that her force “would not be prepared to dicuss” the alleged plot when asked to comment about a Sunday Times report about it. Detectives recovered computer files showing that the terror group had plotted to sabotage an Internet hub in London’s Docklands where virtually all information on the Internet travels in and out of Britain, the report said. The suspects were arrested following the raids in southern England last year.