A RADICAL Muslim preacher wanted for trial in the United States can hold on to his British passport, a court ruled, dealing a blow to the seven-year effort to strip one of the country’s most notorious Islamists of his citizenship.

A man described as an “al Qaida operative” and another labelled as “willing to participate” in his plans today won the right to stay in the UK.

A man described as an “al-Qaida operative” and another labelled as “willing to participate” in his plans today won the right to stay in the UK.

HUMAN rights campaigners accused the British government of “aggressive” use of “no torture” deals to deport suspected terrorists.

A controversial ruling which dealt a major blow to the British government’s anti-terror policy was upheld by the Court of Appeal today.

SOME of the terror suspects held for deportation from Britain are at “serious risk” in prison, their solicitor Gareth Pierce claimed last night.

TEN terror suspects, including a radical preacher described as “al-Qaida’s ambassador to Europe”, were detained yesterday in a series of early morning raids across Britain.

Eight foreign terror suspects detained without charge or trial for up to three-and-a-half years were granted bail in the UK today.

Ten suspected terrorists detained in the UK without charge or trial today lost a Court of Appeal challenge to their internment.

A LIBYAN detained for 16 months as a suspected terrorist was ordered to be freed yesterday after a British Home Office appeal was rejected.

The British government’s anti-terrorism legislation suffered a serious blow today as nine alleged international terrorists won an appeal against their imprisonment without trial.