Al-Qaida suspect 'hopes to become a priest'

British anti-terrorist police are continuing to question a suspected al-Qaida operative who is a devout Muslim and is hoping to become a priest.

Al-Qaida suspect 'hopes to become a priest'
Fri, 28 Nov, 2003 - 08:34

British anti-terrorist police are continuing to question a suspected al-Qaida operative who is a devout Muslim and is hoping to become a priest.

Sajid Badat, 24, was detained in Gloucester, UK, on Thursday and has now been taken to London.

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