(BBC) The jury in the trial of a man alleged to have tried to kill two women in a department store has been discharged.
The manager of Marks & Spencer in Burnley, Lancashire, was wounded in the neck and a customer was stabbed in the arm on 2 December 2020.
Munawar Hussain, 58, from Burnley, denies two counts of attempted murder.
Judge Nicholas Dean QC dismissed the jury at Manchester Crown Court for legal reasons. A new trial date of 6 July has been set.
(National-UAE) A group which organises the annual Al Quds Day march in London should be investigated by Britain’s counter-terror police, according to a recommendation by a leading think tank. A report published on Thursday by the Henry Jackson Society investigating the Islamic […]
(BBC) Days after the deadly attack on a mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand, a private patrol service was launched in New York to protect Muslim places of worship there. The additional security has proved controversial. On a Friday afternoon, minutes before the […]
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