Whitehall terror suspect not seeking legal representation

Khalid Mohammed Omar Ali was arrested last month in Whitehall, where he was allegedly carrying three knives.

Whitehall terror suspect not seeking legal representation
Fri, 19 May, 2017 - 15:06

An alleged al Qaida bomb-maker who faces a terror trial after being arrested near Downing Street has told a court he does not plan to be represented by a lawyer.

Khalid Mohammed Omar Ali was arrested last month in Whitehall, where he was allegedly carrying three knives.

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