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Counter-terror experts are examining a DVD found on sale in West Yorkshire which uses images of a young girl and appears to glorify suicide bombings. Counter-terror experts are examining a DVD available in West Yorkshire which uses images of a young girl and appears to glorify suicide bombings.
The disc contains distressing images and evocative music featuring a girl vowing to follow in the steps of her suicide-bomber mother. The disc shows a dramatisation of a girl vowing to follow in the steps of her suicide-bomber mother, set to music featuring children singing in Arabic.
The disc, bought in Bradford, is set to music sung by children in Arabic with English subtitles. The disc, which has English subtitles, was passed to West Yorkshire police by the Yorkshire Post newspaper.
Officials have refused to say where the DVD was being sold. Officials said the DVD material was also on an "open source" internet site.
And the counter terrorism team are investigating where the DVD was originally discovered.
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The first sequence, said to describe martyrs in action, shows a woman playing with her two children before leaving home with explosives hidden in her dress.The first sequence, said to describe martyrs in action, shows a woman playing with her two children before leaving home with explosives hidden in her dress.
She is then approached by uniformed soldiers and the camera pauses on her expression before there is an explosion.She is then approached by uniformed soldiers and the camera pauses on her expression before there is an explosion.
After finding out about the suicide on television, her daughter finds a stick of dynamite in her mother's wardrobe.After finding out about the suicide on television, her daughter finds a stick of dynamite in her mother's wardrobe.
The girl is seen turning to the camera and speaking while subtltles in English show the words: "My love will not be by words. I will follow my mother's steps." The girl is seen turning to the camera and speaking while subtitles in English show the words: "My love will not be by words. I will follow my mother's steps."
The head of Leeds counter terrorism unit (CTU), Det Ch Supt John Parkinson, said: "We can confirm a DVD has been passed to the CTU for further investigation.The head of Leeds counter terrorism unit (CTU), Det Ch Supt John Parkinson, said: "We can confirm a DVD has been passed to the CTU for further investigation.
"The DVD has been initially reviewed and officers are carrying out further inquiries regarding its content to establish whether or not any offences have been committed.""The DVD has been initially reviewed and officers are carrying out further inquiries regarding its content to establish whether or not any offences have been committed."
Three of the suicide bombers who carried out the 7 July bombings came from West Yorkshire - Mohammad Sidique Khan, from Dewsbury, and Hasib Mir Hussain and Shehzad Tanweer, both from Beeston in Leeds.Three of the suicide bombers who carried out the 7 July bombings came from West Yorkshire - Mohammad Sidique Khan, from Dewsbury, and Hasib Mir Hussain and Shehzad Tanweer, both from Beeston in Leeds.