Terrorist in partial victory over changes to licence after London Bridge attack

Omar Latif, who has won a partial victory in his High Court claim against the Ministry of Justice over changes to his licence conditions (West Midlands Police/PA)

A convicted terrorist previously jailed alongside the London Bridge killer has won a partial victory in a High Court case against the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) over changes to his licence conditions in the wake of the attack.

Omar Latif, 37, was one of nine men jailed in 2012 for terrorism offences relating to an al Qaida-inspired plot to bomb the London Stock Exchange and build a terrorist training camp in Pakistan.