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Five due in court on Syria-related terror charges Five appear in court on Syria-related terror charges
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Two men and three women accused of Syria-related terrorism offences are due to appear at a London court later. Two men and three women accused of Syria-related terror offences have appeared in court.
West Midlands Police said they faced charges including preparing to travel to Syria to engage in terrorism and helping others to travel. They face charges including preparing to travel to Syria to engage in terrorism and helping others to travel.
The five, all from Walsall in the West Midlands, are expected to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court. The five, all from Walsall in the West Midlands, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court in London.
Three of the group were arrested last week while the others were originally held in February. Alex Nash, 21, his wife Yousma Jan, 20, and Ayman Shaukat, 27, were remanded in custody. Lorna Moore, 33, and Kerry Thomason, 23, were bailed.
Those charged are Alex Nash, 21, and his wife Yousma Jan, 20, of Bentley Road, and Ayman Shaukat, 27, of Pargetter Street, who were arrested on 9 June. The case has been sent to the Old Bailey, where all five defendants are due to next appear on 26 June.
Lorna Moore, 34, of Glebe Street, and Kerry Thomason, 23, of an undisclosed address, were detained in February before being released on bail. Ms Moore and Ms Jan pleaded not guilty. The others were not required to enter a formal plea.
Charges
Ms Moore of Glebe Street, and Ms Thomason, of an undisclosed address, were detained in February.
Mr Nash, and his wife Yousma Jan, of Bentley Road, and Mr Shaukat, of Pargetter Street, were arrested on 9 June.
It is alleged that on and before 4 November last year, Mr Nash committed acts in preparation of travelling to Syria to engage in terrorism.
His wife, Ms Jan, is charged with failing to disclose information about her husband's activities.
Mr Shaukat is accused of assisting Sajid Aslam - who is believed to be fighting for Islamic State (IS) in Syria - to commit acts of terrorism, on and before 29 October last year.
He also faces a similar offence with regard to Mr Nash, on or before 19 November last year.
Mr Shaukat is further charged with possession of a terrorist document.
Ms Moore, who is married to Sajid Aslam, is accused of failing to disclose information about her husband's planned travel to the conflict zone.
Ms Thomason is charged with assisting her husband, Isaiah Siadatan to travel to Syria to engage in suspected terrorism. He is also believed to have joined IS with Mr Aslam.