Respected doctors 'planned to kill hundreds', court hears

Two doctors plotted to kill hundreds in a wave of car bombings across Britain, a court was told today.

Thu, 09 Oct, 2008 - 15:14

Two doctors plotted to kill hundreds in a wave of car bombings across Britain, a court was told today.

Iraqi Bilal Abdulla (aged 28) and Jordanian Mohammed Asha (aged 29) were respected doctors at hospitals in Glasgow and Staffordshire.

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