US authorities arrest Briton in al Qaida probe

A man in the US who recently lived in London has been arrested over suspected links to al-Qaida.

Thu, 25 Jul, 2002 - 00:20

A man in the US who recently lived in London has been arrested over suspected links to al-Qaida.

James Ujaama was picked up by FBI agents from his aunt's home in Denver.

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