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NEWS ABOUT: Tanvir Hussain

Tanvir Hussain stories: 3 news summaries

(Newser) - The three men convicted of plotting to smuggle liquid bombs onto trans-Atlantic flights all received life sentences in British court today, with minimum terms ranging between 32 and 40 years, the BBC reports. The judge said the attack aspired to “stand alongside” the 9/11 attacks, calling it “the... More »

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terrorism • United Kingdom • terror plots • sentencing • Britain • Abdulla Ahmed Ali • Assad Sarwar • Tanvir Hussain

3 Brits Guilty in '06 Plot to Bomb Transatlantic Flights

Planned use of liquid explosives sparked restrictions still in effect

Sep 7, 09 12:15 PM CDT
(Newser) - Three British Muslims were convicted today of conspiracy to blow up airplanes with liquid explosives in a failed 2006 plot that led to restrictions on drinks and toiletries on flights, the Times of London reports. Ringleader Abdulla Ahmed Ali, Assad Sarwar, and Tanvir Hussain were retried after a jury... More »

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terrorism • United Kingdom • terror plots • England • explosives • conspiracy • air travel • Britain • Abdulla Ahmed Ali • Assad Sarwar • guilty verdict • criminal trial • Tanvir Hussain • liquids

 3 Guilty in '06 UK Bomb Plot 

But jury doesn't convict any of 8 in trying to blow up transatlantic airliners

Sep 8, 08 1:54 PM CDT
(Newser) - Three men were convicted today of conspiracy to commit murder with homemade bombs, the BBC reports, but neither they nor five others were found guilty of plotting to blow up transatlantic flights in 2006. Their arrests, hailed as a major blow against terrorism, occasioned new airport regulations on liquids—soda... More »

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terrorism • counterterrorism • flights • Heathrow Airport • al-Qaeda • Abdulla Ahmed Ali • Assad Sarwar • airplanes • Tanvir Hussain

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