Authorities in Indonesia have drafted sketches of three suspects in the Bali nightclub bombing that killed nearly 200 people, including around 30 Britons, and plan to post them throughout the country, police said today.

Police in Indonesia today said it could be days before they can question an ailing Muslim cleric over a string of deadly church bombings and his alleged links to a regional terrorist network.

A day after the adoption of a tough new anti-terrorism decree, Indonesian police today arrested the alleged leader of a militant group suspected in last week’s Bali nightclub bombing.

A RADICAL Islamic cleric suspected of a series of church bombings in Indonesia was in hospital yesterday and will not risk arrest by submitting to police for questioning.

The spiritual leader of the Jemaah Islamiyah extremist group today filed a €109m libel suit against Time magazine for a report claiming he is linked to terrorism.