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Terror suspects appear in court 'Terror training' suspects held
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A man charged in connection with an operation targeting an alleged network of terrorist recruiters has been sent for trial at the Old Bailey. Two men accused of training terrorists in Britain have been remanded in custody by magistrates.
Mohamed Hamid, 48, of Clapton, east London, faces 12 charges and appeared before City of Westminster magistrates. Mohamed Hamid, 48, of Clapton, east London, faces charges of soliciting murder and providing terror training.
Kibley Da Costa, 23, of West Norwood, south-east London faces three charges connected with the investigation. Kibley Da Costa, 23, of West Norwood, south-east London, is charged with terror training offences.
He was also remanded in custody until 22 September, when he will again appear before City of Westminster magistrates. The men - charged on Thursday - were among 14 arrested in raids in London earlier this month, which included a swoop on a Chinese restaurant.
Twelve people have now been charged after raids in London on 1 September, one of which took place at The Bridge to China Town restaurant in Borough. The overnight raids in London on 1 September led to 12 arrests at The Bridge to China Town restaurant in Borough, south London, and two elsewhere.
Five men and a youth arrested in the operation were remanded in custody after appearing in court on Thursday. Twelve men have now been charged, and two released.
Mr Hamid is accused of a number of crimes, including several offences of soliciting or encouraging people to murder and encouraging members of the public to commit, prepare or instigate acts of terrorism. Mr Hamid will appear at the Old Bailey on 29 September.
Mr Da Costa will next appear again at City of Westminster Magistrates' Court on 22 September.
Mr Hamid faces 12 charges, including several offences of soliciting or encouraging people to murder and encouraging members of the public to commit, prepare or instigate acts of terrorism.
He is also accused of providing instruction or training in the making or use of firearms contrary to Section 54(1) of the Terrorism Act 2000.He is also accused of providing instruction or training in the making or use of firearms contrary to Section 54(1) of the Terrorism Act 2000.
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Mr Da Costa faces charges including providing instruction or training in the use of any method or technique he knew would be used in the commission or preparation of acts of terrorism. Mr Da Costa faces three charges including providing instruction or training in the use of any method or technique he knew would be used in the commission or preparation of acts of terrorism.
He is accused of providing such instruction or training at a woodland area near Matley Wood Caravan and Camping site, in Beaulieu Road, Lyndhust, Hampshire, between 2 June and 4 June 2006.He is accused of providing such instruction or training at a woodland area near Matley Wood Caravan and Camping site, in Beaulieu Road, Lyndhust, Hampshire, between 2 June and 4 June 2006.
He is accused of, on 18 June 2006, attending a location near Pondwood Farm, White Waltham, Berkshire, and while there instructing or training of the type mentioned in Section 6(1) or Section 54(1) of the Terrorism Act 2000. He is charged with, on 18 June 2006, attending a location near Pondwood Farm, White Waltham, Berkshire, and while there instructing or training of the type mentioned in Section 6(1) or Section 54(1) of the Terrorism Act 2000.
The overnight raids in London on 1 September led to 14 arrests, including 12 at The Bridge to China Town restaurant in Borough and two elsewhere. Two people have since been released. Of the others arrested, five men and a youth arrested in the operation were remanded in custody after appearing in Westminster Magistrates' Court on Thursday.
Five men and a youth were remanded in custody on Thursday after appearing in Westminster Magistrates' Court.
Four other men appeared at the court on Tuesday. They were also remanded in custody.Four other men appeared at the court on Tuesday. They were also remanded in custody.
The police operation also involved anti-terror officers searching an Islamic school in East Sussex.The police operation also involved anti-terror officers searching an Islamic school in East Sussex.