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Woolwich attack: police wait to question two suspects
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24.5.2013 |
The Guardian -- Front Page |
| Michael Adebolajo and second suspect remain too badly injured to be interviewed over death of Drummer Lee Rigby
Detectives are still waiting to question two men arrested over the murder of Drummer Lee Rigby, the young soldier who was hacked to death in London on Wednesday.
It emerged on Thursday that both of the men alleged to have killed Rigby had been known to the domestic security service MI5 and the police over an eight-year period, but had been assessed as peripheral figures and thus not subjected to a full-scale investigation.
One of the two suspects was named as Michael Olumide Adebolajo, who was filmed brandishing knives and justifying the attack as a strike against the west while Rigby lay yards away bloodied and fatally wounded.
Adebolajo, from a Nigerian churchgoing family and who converted to Islam, had complained of harassment by MI5 in the last three years after he came to the intelligence agency's attention.
The identity of the second suspect was not confirmed, but ... |
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IPl spot-fixing: Gurunath Meiyappan to appear for questioning before Mumbai Police today
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24.5.2013 |
Deccan Chronicle: Sport |
| Mumbai/Kodaikanal: After Mumbai Police turned down his request for more time to appear before the Crime Branch, Chennai Super Kings CEO Gurunath Meiyappan has decided to appear for questioning by the police in Mumbai by the stipulated time (5p.m.). (Read live updates on IPL spot-fixing probe) |
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Woolwich attacker was known to banned Islamist group
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24.5.2013 |
Zee News : World |
| The Independent has learned that the terrorist was also known as Mujahid. |
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UK-based cleric inspired Woolwich suspect to behead Islam enemies
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24.5.2013 |
Zee News : World |
| The suspects behind the Woolwich beheading of a British soldier were reportedly inspired by the preachings of cleric Omar Bakri Mohammed. |
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IPL spot-fixing: Setback for CSK boss Guru Meiyappan
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24.5.2013 |
Deccan Chronicle: Sport |
| Mumbai: Mumbai Police on Friday turned down the request of Chennai Super Kings CEO Gurunath Meiyappan, who had asked for more time to appear before the Mumbai Crime Branch. According to CNN-IBN reports, BCCI chief N Srinivasan’s son-in-law is unlikely to get an extension. (Read live updates of IPL |
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UK-based cleric inspired Woolwich beheading suspect
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24.5.2013 |
Rediff: News |
| The suspects behind the Woolwich beheading of a British soldier were reportedly inspired by the preachings of cleric Omar Bakri Mohammed. |
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IPL spot-fixing: Gurunath was heavily into betting, say Mumbai Police
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24.5.2013 |
Deccan Chronicle: Sport |
| Mumbai/Chennai: Quoting Mumbai Police sources, CNN-IBN reports that BCCI chief N Srinivasan’s son-in-law and Chennai Super Kings CEO Gurunath Meiyappan was heavily into betting since 2011 and was placing bets to the tune of Rs 10 lakh to Rs 1 crore on matches.
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Scotland Yard arrests two more people in connection with murder of soldier in London street
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24.5.2013 |
DNA: Top News |
| A total of four people, including the two men shot by police have now been arrested in connection with the killing, and the latest two arrested are being questioned at a south London police station. |
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Police make two new arrests in London soldier killing
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24.5.2013 |
Hindustan Times: World |
| Police make two new arrests in London soldier killing |
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IPL spot-fixing: Bets, sex and dhokha
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24.5.2013 |
Deccan Chronicle: Sport |
| Mumbai: Mumbai police crime branch officers investigating the IPL betting scandal say Vindoo Dara Singh, who has been arrested, not only placed bets for important people in the IPL, he also supplied them girls, leading them to suspect this too may be connected to the spot-fixing scandal.
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IPL spot-fixing: Chennai super kin summoned
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24.5.2013 |
Deccan Chronicle: Sport |
| Chennai: The sound of silence from BCCI president N. Srinivasan and his son-in-law and Chennai Super Kings CEO Gurunath Meiyappan is deafening.
They were incommunicado even as action in the IPL betting, spot and match-fixing investigation swung to Chennai with members of the crime branch of Mumbai |
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IPL spot-fixing: Bollywood macho in the frame now
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24.5.2013 |
Deccan Chronicle: Sport |
| Chennai/Mumbai: Talk emerged of a muscular Bollywood super star and his brother being big punters. An ex-Test player from New Delhi too is on the list of bettors with a bookie nexus.Neither the crime branch officials nor the BCCI clarified the need for Ratnakar Shetty and Sunder Raman of BCCI and |
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IPL spot-fixing: ‘Ref’ Rauf dumped from Champions Trophy
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24.5.2013 |
Deccan Chronicle: Sport |
| New Delhi: The spot-fixing and betting scandal in the on-going Indian Premier League on Thursday claimed another high-profile scalp with the International Cricket Council withdrawing Pakistan umpire Asad Rauf from standing in the forthcoming ICC Champions Trophy in England and Wales starting later |
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IPL spot-fixing: I hang my head in shame: Jitendra
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24.5.2013 |
Deccan Chronicle: Sport |
| New Delhi: Shocked by the spot-fixing saga that has erupted around the Indian Premier League, sports minister Jitendra Singh on Thursday said he has been forced to “hang his head in shame“ due to the scandal. The minister insisted that a deterrent law would prevent the credibility crisis that |
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Central officers on terror trail
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24.5.2013 |
The Telegraph : Bihar |
| A reported spurt in the activities of banned Indian Mujahideen operatives in the state has set alarm bells ringing not only in Patna but also in New Delhi. |
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Woolwich attack: police seeking source of suspect's extremism
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24.5.2013 |
The Guardian -- World Latest |
| Suspect said to have attended al-Muhijaroun events in the Woolwich area and chose his own Muslim name
Among the questions for counter-terrorism officials after the Woolwich attacks is how the alleged attackers became radicalised to the point where they decided to carry out violence on Britain's streets.
Part of that radicalisation can be tracked to extremist groups such as the now-banned al-Muhijaroun. Its former UK head, Omar Bakri Mohammad told the Guardian that he had known Michael Olumide Adebolajo, who had attended many meetings. These included al-Muhijaroun events at community centres and a mosque in the Woolwich area.
Adebolajo attended the meetings from 2004 to around 2011 and, according to Bakri Mohammad, chose his own Muslim name after converting from his Christian upbringing. The name he chose, Mujaahid, means one engaged in jihad.
Bakri Mohammad, now banned from Britain, said that, as a new convert, Adebolajo received special attention: "In 2004, Muslims were feeling a lot ... |
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Woolwich attack: MI5 knew of men suspected of killing Lee Rigby
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24.5.2013 |
The Guardian -- Front Page |
| • Security service assessed suspects but did not investigate
• Victim Lee Rigby had served in the army for seven years
• Police raid homes in London and Lincolnshire
• Extremist cleric says he tutored suspect
The two suspects in the butchering to death of a British soldier had been known to the domestic security service MI5 and the police over an eight-year period, but had been assessed as peripheral figures and thus not subjected to a full-scale investigation, it has emerged .
One of the two attackers was named as Michael Olumide Adebolajo, the man seen in dramatic video brandishing knives and justifying the attack as a strike against the west while his victim lay yards away bloodied and fatally wounded.
Adebolajo, from a Nigerian churchgoing family who later converted to Islam, had complained of harassment by MI5 in the last three years after he came to the intelligence agency's attention.
The admission came as the Ministry of Defence named the victim of the attack in Woolwich ... |
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Police make new arrests in London soldier killing
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24.5.2013 |
Hindustan Times: World |
| Police make new arrests in London soldier killing |
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Muslim hardliners ID London terror suspect
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24.5.2013 |
Hindustan Times: World |
| Muslim hardliners ID London terror suspect |
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London terror suspects Nigerian Muslim converts
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23.5.2013 |
deccanherald.com |
| London terror suspects Nigerian Muslim converts |
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