The UK's Home Office said today that radical Islamist cleric Abu Hamza and four other terror suspects would be extradited to the US “as quickly as possible” after High Court judges threw out their last-ditch pleas against removal from the UK.

Radical cleric Abu Hamza, who held sermons in and around Finsbury Park Mosque in north London, has launched a last-minute High Court bid to avoid extradition to the United States, it has been confirmed.

Radical cleric Abu Hamza and four other terrorist suspects wanted by the US authorities will be handed over “as quickly as possible”, according to the British home secretary.

YOUR editorial concerning expenditure on Irish language versions of public documents (November 5), and the report on which it was based, do not present a fair and accurate picture.

YOUR editorial (October 17) attacking the Irish language and policy of Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne was so vicious, inaccurate and bordering on racist with your reference to Finsbury Park mosque that it is difficult to make a full reply.

IT HAS been suggested that there are about 200 languages spoken in Ireland today.

WORSHIPPERS gathering at mosques for Friday prayer expressed a mixture of shock, condemnation and scepticism over the arrest of 24 young British Muslims for an alleged terrorist plot to blow up transatlantic passenger jets.

US government prosecutors today argued that a terrorist conspirator who studied in London must be executed for causing the deaths of nearly 3,000 people by failing to tell what he knew of the September 11 attacks.

Officials today defended the time taken to prosecute radical cleric Abu Hamza, who was investigated “a number” of times before he was eventually taken to court on a string of race hate and terror charges.

BRITISH police say London’s Finsbury Park Mosque, where jailed cleric Abu Hamza used to deliver his sermons, had links to numerous terrorism cases around the world in the last decade.

Radical Islamic cleric Abu Hamza is to appeal his seven-year jail sentence given to him at the UK's Old Bailey after he was convicted of a string of race hate and terror charges.

Radical Islamic cleric Abu Hamza was today jailed for seven years at the UK's Old Bailey after he was convicted of a string of race hate and terror charges.

Muslim cleric Abu Hamza has been found guilty of a series of race hate and soliciting to murder charges by an Old Bailey jury.

Alleged race hate preacher Abu Hamza denied today that he urged a “tinderbox” congregation at the Finsbury Park mosque to go out and kill.

The trial of Muslim cleric Abu Hamza on race hate allegations - including soliciting murder – is due to start at the Old Bailey today.

RADICAL Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri was yesterday charged with 16 offences by the British authorities, including encouraging the murder of Jews and other non-believers.

Hook-handed cleric Abu Hamza faces yet more questions today after British police were given more time to hold him on suspicion of being involved in terrorist offences.

Radical Muslim cleric Abu Hamza could still face execution in the US where he is wanted on terrorism charges, his lawyers said today.

FIREBRAND Muslim preacher Abu Hamza was in custody in Britain last night facing extradition to the United States after being accused of playing a key role in Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida terror network.

Muslim cleric Abu Hamza has been arrested on an extradition warrant issued by the US government, it emerged today.

BRITAIN’S leading Muslim organisation was criticised as “hypocrites” yesterday for calling on community leaders to guard against terrorists.

Controversial Islamic preacher Abu Hamza will not return to Finsbury Park mosque following the recent police raid, a trustee has pledged.

One of seven men arrested after a raid on a London mosque was tonight charged with an offence under the Terrorism Act.

ANTI-TERRORIST detectives last night confirmed they discovered a mini-arsenal after a controversial raid on a London mosque.

British police were tonight questioning seven men over suspected terrorism offences following a controversial raid on a London mosque.

AMERICANS present in Europe today will be struck by the ambiguity of many people towards their homeland, as September 11 is being commemorated.

Two speakers at a pro-Muslim rally have been arrested after their supporters clashed with Right wing protesters.

The head of the London mosque where alleged ‘‘shoe’’ bomber Richard Reid worshipped today warned that other Muslim youths were in danger of falling prey to extremists.