Extradition to US of al-Qaida suspect fails

31 Jul 2002

An attempt by the US government to extradite a London-based Islamic bookseller on charges that he funded al-Qaida was thwarted in court yesterday after the home secretary ruled that there was insufficient evidence to proceed. Full Story

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