HEADS bowed and weeping, survivors and families of last year’s bomb attacks on Indonesia’s Bali island paid tribute to the 202 people killed, as fresh warnings were issued that Muslim radicals could strike again.

AN Indonesian court yesterday sentenced to death the man who commanded the Bali nightclub bombings, wrapping up the trials of the four main accused ahead of the first anniversary of the atrocity.

THE alleged mastermind of last year’s Bali bombings appeared in court yesterday, denying involvement in the atrocity while lawyers for the first man to have been convicted for the attack said they were ready to file an appeal.

THE Philippines ordered a nationwide manhunt on Monday after one of the region’s top Islamic militants escaped from a high-security prison in Manila, apparently with the connivance of his guards.

TERROR alerts spread worldwide yesterday amid suspicions of new al-Qaida operations, but countries with tourist hotspots accused Britain of overreacting and the United States of being “afraid of its own shadow”.

A BOMB exploded near a fast-food restaurant at Jakarta’s main airport yesterday, wounding at least seven.

A MILITANT Indonesian Muslim who has confessed to involvement in October’s bombings on Bali island said there was a “strong possibility” money from Osama bin Laden was used for the attacks, Time Magazine has reported.

INDONESIA announced a fresh breakthrough in the Bali bombing probe yesterday.

TWO bombs exploded yesterday in the southern Philippines city of Zamboanga, killing six people and injuring at least 144.