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Three men accused of plotting to blow up transatlantic planes have admitted to conspiring to cause explosions.Three men accused of plotting to blow up transatlantic planes have admitted to conspiring to cause explosions.
The men, and two other defendants, also pleaded guilty to conspiring to cause a public nuisance by publishing videos threatening suicide bomb attacks. Abdulla Ahmed Ali, Assad Sarwar and Tanvir Hussain also admitted conspiring to cause a public nuisance by making videos threatening bombings.
Abdulla Ahmed Ali, Assad Sarwar and Tanvir Hussain admitted the charges relating to explosions. Two other defendants, Ibrahim Savant, and Umar Islam, also pleaded guilty to the public nuisance charges.
The Woolwich Crown Court jury has yet to rule on conspiracy to murder charges which all eight defendants deny. The Woolwich Crown Court jury has yet to rule on conspiracy to murder charges which the five and three others deny.
The men deny two charges, which have been amended, of conspiracy to murder between January 1 and August 11 2006.
One specifies the attacks would have involved the detonation of improvised bombs on passenger aircraft.
Prosecutors claim the men planned to detonate home-made bombs disguised as soft drinks on passenger jets flying from Heathrow to North American cities.