Radical cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri took the stand in his defense Thursday as British prosecutors wrapped up their case against the former Muslim preacher charged with inciting hatred and murder against non-Muslims. The Egyptian-born al-Masri, 47, faces life in prison if convicted of inciting murder and stirring racial hatred in speeches recorded on nine video and audio tapes made for supporters, some of whom prayed at the Finsbury Park mosque. He has pleaded not guilty. Full Story