Three men were today remanded in custody charged under anti-terror laws in connection with the July 21 attacks in London.

BRITISH Prime Minister Tony Blair yesterday announced radical, wide- ranging powers to deport Muslim extremists.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s pledge to ban militant Islamic groups will be seen by Muslims as “stifling legitimate political dissent”, a member of Hizb ut-Tahrir said today.

Every Muslim in Britain is living in fear of police harassment, arrest, and possible execution in the wake of the July 7 bombings, a radical Islamic political party said today.

FAMILIES of the hundreds of people killed when Uzbek troops opened fire to quell protests in Andizhan buried their dead yesterday as witnesses told of bloody mayhem in which women and children were gunned down.

Violent attacks in Uzbekistan were connected to the al-Qaida terror group, a top anti-terror official said today – the first time the Uzbek government has directly linked the attacks to the terror network headed by Osama bin Laden.

Thirty people have been arrested in Uzbekistan on terrorism charges in the wake of three days of attacks that killed 42 people in the former Soviet republic in central Asia.

An explosion and shoot-out between Uzbek police and alleged terrorists outside the capital Tashkent today left several injured, the ITAR-Tass news agency reported, citing law enforcement sources.

Three Britons who claim they were tortured in an Egyptian prison were tonight facing several more months in jail after their trial in Cairo was delayed.

Three Britons who claim they were tortured in an Egyptian prison were tonight facing several more months in jail after their trial in Cairo was delayed.