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Jack Straw admits cave-in over Libyan Lockerbie bomber demands
Jack Straw admits cave-in over Libyan Lockerbie bomber demands
UK to support democratic Pakistan: Brown
Gaddafi hugs Lockerbie bomber; Britain denies deal
UK condemns celebrations for Lockerbie bomber
Scotland frees terminally ill Lockerbie bomber
US stands against Lockerbie bomber release
Lockerbie bomber ‘to be released’
Suicide bomber comedy on TV sparks fury in UK
UK ends automatic citizenship rights
UK’s MI5 in al-Qaeda ‘breach’ query
British forces in Afghanistan: And the soldier home from the hill
Twenty Muslims convicted on terrorism charges have been released from jail and are staying in bail hostels that normally house felons. The terrorists were convicted of financing, recruiting, and providing logistical support for jihadis waging wars overseas. The terrorists were released halfway through their prison terms.
UK: Countering the IED threat in Afghanistan
2 Pakistani students held in UK terror raids to be freed
Afghanistan is a war the world can’t afford to walk away from
Afghanistan – Soldiers rely on patience in the heat of battle against Taleban
Anti-terror police facing first budget cuts since July 7 attacks
Police detained 32 men during raids in London for plotting to attack mosques throughout the country. The men belong to the British National Party and are said to have been in possession of rocket propelled grenades, hand grenades, and explosives.
Three jailed over UK visa fraud
July 7 leader Sidique Khan encountered security services 10 times before bombings
Abu Izzadeen, a radical Islamist preacher who was jailed for threatening to behead Muslim soldiers in the British Army, was released from prison after serving three-and-a-half years. Izzadeen and other radical Islamists in jail have had their sentences reduced by the Court of Appeal.
The Kingston Crown Court found three Muslim men not guilty of conspiring with the 7/7 London Tubes bombers. All three men admitted to knowing the bombers. Two of the men were found guilty of plotting to attend a terrorist training camp in Pakistan.
The 11 Pakistani men and one British man detained in raids after a senior police official was photographed with classified material have been released without charge. The government will attempt to deport the Pakistanis “on grounds of national security,” according to a statement by the Home Office.
Ghost in the terror machine
Intelligence officials claimed Rauf was killed in a Nov. 2008 Predator strike in North Waziristan. Rauf is now thought to have directed the failed plots to attack major European cities, including bombings in England during Easter Weekend.
Al-Qaeda terror plot to bomb Easter shoppers
Imam wins landmark battle against ‘Muslim McCarthyism’
Hundreds of counterterrorism police detained 12 men in northwestern England. Ten of the men are Pakistani nationals in the country on student visas. The raids were carried out after a sensitive document hand-carried by a senior official had been photographed and published.
UK: Abu Qatada ‘issues jail edicts’