L'homme a chargé les parcelles de terrain BRITANNIQUES finies de bombe

Un docteur jordanien a été chargé par la police britannique de la traçage pour effectuer des attaques de bombe à Londres et Glasgow.Mohammed Jamil Asha, un docteur de 26 ans, a été chargé de la conspiration avec Bilal Abdullah et Kafeel Ahmed pour faire mettre en danger des explosions « à caractère probablement la vie ».

Asha a été arrêté tout en conduisant sur une autoroute dans Cheshire en Angleterre nordique le 30 juin. Son épouse, Marwa Asha, a été arrêtée la même date, mais plus tard libérée.

Abdullah, 27 and also a doctor, has already been charged by British police with the same offence.

Ahmed, an Indian engineer, is seriously ill in hospital after being badly burned when a jeep was driven into an airport terminal building in Glasgow on June 30 and set on fire.

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The attack came 36 hours after detectives in central London discovered two cars packed with fuel, gas tanks and nails. One was outside a busy bar.

Police believe the two incidents are linked and Gordon Brown, the British prime minister, said that al Qaeda could be behind the suspected bomb plots, which prompted authorities to raise their alert level to “critical”, the highest category.

Last week British police charged Ahmed’s brother Sabeel with failing to disclose information that could have prevented an act of terrorism.

Federal police in Australia have charged Mohammed Haneef, Sabeel’s second cousin, with providing support to a terrorist organisation.

Asha, who was born in Saudi Arabia, qualified as a doctor in Jordan in 2004 and came to Britain later that year to study neurosurgery at a hospital in central England.

He was arrested by police hours after the attempted attack in Glasgow and is due to appear in court in London on Friday.

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