(BBC) Anjem Choudary regarded being the number one radicaliser in Britain as a “badge of honour,” jurors have heard.
Choudary, 57, from east London, is on trial at Woolwich Crown Court, facing charges including that he “directed” the group Al-Muhajiroun, which is banned under UK terror laws.
Khaled Hussein, 29, from Edmonton in Canada, is also in the dock accused of being a member of a banned organisation.
Both deny the charges.
On Friday, Tom Little KC continued opening the prosecution’s case.
