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A man suspected of attempting car bombings in London and at Glasgow airport is allegedly seen buying a gas cylinder in an image shown in court.A man suspected of attempting car bombings in London and at Glasgow airport is allegedly seen buying a gas cylinder in an image shown in court.
Prosecutors say Dr Bilal Abdulla is seen in a B&Q store, and that CCTV footage shows a car carrying gas and petrol nearing a London nightclub.Prosecutors say Dr Bilal Abdulla is seen in a B&Q store, and that CCTV footage shows a car carrying gas and petrol nearing a London nightclub.
The Woolwich Crown Court jury heard the nightclub manager became concerned after smelling gas coming from a car.The Woolwich Crown Court jury heard the nightclub manager became concerned after smelling gas coming from a car.
Dr Abdulla, 29, and Dr Mohammed Asha, 27, deny plotting car bombings in 2007.Dr Abdulla, 29, and Dr Mohammed Asha, 27, deny plotting car bombings in 2007.
It is alleged a Mercedes packed with gas and petrol was parked outside Tiger Tiger nightclub in central London on 29 June last year.It is alleged a Mercedes packed with gas and petrol was parked outside Tiger Tiger nightclub in central London on 29 June last year.
Club manager Bruce Beattie told Woolwich Crown Court that he and doorman Tom Peek felt it "wasn't safe" after they could only see blankets on the vehicle's back seat.Club manager Bruce Beattie told Woolwich Crown Court that he and doorman Tom Peek felt it "wasn't safe" after they could only see blankets on the vehicle's back seat.
'White vapour' Footage shown to jury in car bomb plot trial
Mr Beattie told the jury: "Tom and I could begin to smell gas and we were getting a bit concerned.Mr Beattie told the jury: "Tom and I could begin to smell gas and we were getting a bit concerned.
"We looked in the back of the car and could just see blankets in the back seat... it was at that point that we thought it wasn't safe.""We looked in the back of the car and could just see blankets in the back seat... it was at that point that we thought it wasn't safe."
He said the vehicle was parked with its headlights on, and white vapour was streaming around the inside of it.He said the vehicle was parked with its headlights on, and white vapour was streaming around the inside of it.
Dr Abdulla and Dr Asha were both NHS employeesNearly 600 customers and staff were evacuated from the club in the Piccadilly area. Nearly 600 customers and staff were evacuated from the club in the Piccadilly area.
Both that device and a second car bomb allegedly left by Kafeel Ahmed in nearby Cockspur Street did not go off because mobile phone detonators failed.Both that device and a second car bomb allegedly left by Kafeel Ahmed in nearby Cockspur Street did not go off because mobile phone detonators failed.
The following day Mr Ahmed died from burns after driving a jeep into a terminal building at Glasgow airport. Dr Abdulla is alleged to have been a passenger in the vehicle. The jury was shown a variety of CCTV footage of both devices being planted, including film of drinkers in Tiger Tiger with the car bomb visible through the bar's glass doors.
It is alleged Dr Abdulla and Mr Ahmed made the three car bombs, and Dr Asha provided money and advice behind the scenes. The following day Mr Ahmed drove a jeep into a terminal building at Glasgow airport. He later died from burns. Dr Abdulla is alleged to have been a passenger in the vehicle.
Revellers in Tiger Tiger were unaware of the car bomb outsideIt is alleged Dr Abdulla and Mr Ahmed made the three car bombs, and Dr Asha provided money and advice behind the scenes.
The jury heard that a laptop computer recovered from the jeep revealed internet searches of London nightclubs as possible targets.The jury heard that a laptop computer recovered from the jeep revealed internet searches of London nightclubs as possible targets.
Dr Abdulla and Dr Asha are accused of conspiracy to murder and conspiracy to cause explosions.Dr Abdulla and Dr Asha are accused of conspiracy to murder and conspiracy to cause explosions.
The trial continues.The trial continues.