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Lisa Lundquist

News
April 3, 2014

The Muslim Brotherhood, which is accused of planning attacks from the UK, warned that it will sue the government if an investigation results in restrictions on its UK activities. Authorities arrested a 17-year-old male linked to the escape of Shabaab terror suspect Mohammed Ahmed Mohamed from a London mosque last year. A member of Parliament complained of the “glacial pace” of a probe into claims that up to 12 Birmingham schools have been targeted for takeover by Islamists. Hassan Tabbakh, 44, a convicted terrorist bomb-maker who possessed al Qaeda literature, challenged an order requiring him to wear an electronic tag.

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