A Moroccan accused by Spain of terrorist offences linked to the September 11 attacks on the United States lost an appeal against extradition from Britain on Friday. Farid Hilali, suspected by Spain of having links to a Syrian-born al Qaeda cell leader, had put forward seven arguments against his extradition but High Court judge Thomas Scott Baker dismissed them all. “None of the reasons put forward, either individually or collectively, amounts to a good reason why the appellant should not be extradited,” he said. Full Story