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London Bomb Plotters Get Life Omar Khyam guilty of conspiracy to cause explosions, also convicted were Waheed Mahmood, Jawad Akbar, Salahuddin Amin, Anthony Garcia BBC MI5 to be investigated over mishandling of London suicide attacks, 7/7 bombers met Omar Khyam 01.05.07 BBC, London Bombing
HRA Is Not Charter for Terrorists Falconer will speak today in defence of Human Rights Act 1998, says it does not protect terrorists, use to protect criminals 'absolute nonsense', freedom and rule of law are most effective means to combat terror 14.02.07 BBC, Human Rights
Plotters Had Details on 25 Soliders Police investigating Birmingham beheading plot claim to have found detailed information on 25 Muslim soldiers, fear a 'mole' in the Ministry of Defence 02.02.07 Times
Plot to Behead Mulsim Soldiers Nine men arrested, 12 properties searched around Birmingham, police claim evidence of plot to kidnap, torture and behead Muslim soldiers, executions to be videoed for the internet 01.02.07 BBC
Great Dictator Is Dead Augusto Pinochet has died at 91, believed to have killed and tortured thousands, as close collaborators have gone to prison, general faced wave of court cases, retribution began with arrest in London 11.12.06 Washington Post, Human Rights
Rogue Spies Killed Litvinenko UK police now believe 'rogue elements' in Russian secret service are responsible for murder of ex-spy Litvinenko, discount direct involvement of high level officials, but perpetrators must have had access to high security nuclear facilities 01.12.06 Guardian
Radiation Fears Ground BA Planes Police pursuing Litvinenko death have found evidence of radioactive contamination on BA planes used on for flights to Moscow, up to 800 passengers potentially affected 30.11.06 Guardian, Aviation
Litvinenko Knew of Death Threats Exiled former spy Alexander Litvinenko was studying Russian hit-list that included his name when he fell ill in Piccadilly sushi restaurant, suspicion he may have been poisoned with radioactive form of Thallium 22.11.06 Times
ISC Report on London Bombings Prime Minister has published the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC)'s Report into the London Terrorist Attacks on 7 July 2005, report concentrates on whether any intelligence, which may have helped prevent the attacks, was missed or overlooked, why the threat level was reduced and what impact this had 12.05.06 Cabinet Office Press Release, London Bombing
Border Surveillance Contract The battle has started for the contract for the UK Governmentâs border surveillance project which will collect passenger information through the use of new technology, including biometrics 21.10.05 Law Now, ID Cards Links, Immigration Links
Intent to Incite Terrorism The emphasis of the Governments proposed anti-terror laws should be on proving intent to incite, either directly or indirectly, or to encourage acts of terrorism, the Law Society told MPs today 14.10.05 Law Society Press Release, Human Rights
Turnbull Young lawyers and law students will debate whether torture is ever justified in an essay competition held in remembrance of murdered human rights Solicitor, Graham Turnbull. 14.10.05 Law Society Press Release, Human Rights
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Three Men Were Al Qaeda UK Younes Tsouli, Waseem Mughal and Tariq al-Daour operated as Al Qaeda representative office in the UK, distributed 'martyr' videos, incited hatred and violence through the internet, involved in Bosnian atrocities, had films of Bigley, Pearl beheadings 24.04.07 Guardian
Bombers Wanted Debate Muktar Said Ibrahim, ringleader of July 21 bombers, says he had no intention to cause explosions, intention was to fake attack to raise debate on Iraq, went trouble of refining peroxide to make bombs 'as realistic as possible' 20.03.07 Guardian, 21 July Bombers
Khalid Sheik - 9/11 Was Me, Me, Me Khalid Sheik Mohammed has 'confessed' - or rather insisted - that he was entirely responsible for the September 2001 attack on the World Trade Center, that and nearly every other subsequent terror attack 15.03.07 Washington Post
Jury Sees July 21 Test Explosions Jury in trial of July 21 London bombers have been shown videos of explosions of replica bombs, prosecution trying to discredit central defence that devices were never intended to go off 13.03.07 Daily Mail, 21 July Bombers
Abu Qatada to Be Deported Radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada can be deported to Jordan, where there is 'no real risk' of persecution, Special Asylum and Immigration Court (SAIC) has ruled, provided religious justification for terrorism 27.02.07 Guardian, Asylum
Terror Leader Gets 40 Years Dhiren Barot, Muslim convert who planned mass-casualty attacks in UK and US, sentenced to minimum 40 years in prison Times Barot, captured due to information from Pakistan, admitted 'Gas Limos Project', plan to use explode gas cylinders packed into cars parked under large buildings 08.11.06 Times
Muslim Officer Challenges Met PC Amjad Farooq is taking Met to Employment Tribunal, taken off duties at Downing St and US Embassy on recommendation of MI5, concern at clerics at his mosque, travelling in Pakistan 08.11.06 Guardian, Employment Law
Blair Blames Judges for Runaways Following disappearance of two terror suspects, Blair blames judges and opposition in parliament for watering down anti-terror law, forcing govt to use controlling orders rather than detention Times Al Qaeda suspect had not been handed order, is not legally bound over 18.10.06 Guardian, Human Rights
Confessions of Dirty Bomber Dhiren Barot admits he planned 'no warning' attacks, planned to pile propane cylinders into limousines, set off radioactive explosions in carparks under large buildings 13.10.06 Times
