Abu Hamza not guilty plea
Radical cleric Abu Hamza has pleaded not guilty in a New York court to charges he conspired to set up a terrorist training camp in the US, according to the Associated Press.
Ahmad's father slams 'shameful' extradition
The father of Babar Ahmad, the computer expert who lost his eight-year battle against extradition to the US today, said he was appalled at the decision to hand his son over to US authorities.
He said the decision would be remembered as a "shameful chapter in the history of Britain" and vowed to fight to clear his son's name. He said:
"After over 40 years of paying taxes in this country, I am appalled that the system has let me down in a manner more befitting of a third world country than one of the world's oldest democracies.
It seems that the Metropolitan Police, the CPS and even the court have all colluded to implement a pre-determined decision which was made in Washington.
We will never abandon our struggle for justice and the truth will eventually emerge of what will be forever remembered as a shameful chapter in the history of Britain."
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Radical cleric Abu Hamza awaits terror trial
Abu Hamza was in custody in New York today awaiting trial on charges of bombing two United States embassies in Africa.
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Radical cleric Abu Hamza appears in front of US court
Radical cleric Abu Hamza has appeared in front of a New York court following his extradition from the UK. He did not enter a plea.
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Abu Hamza extradition to the United States gets underway
Abu Hamza and four other terror suspects have left prison and are on route to the US where they face terror charges.