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Man on trial accused of terror offences denies wanting to make explosive vest (opens the original)
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A man facing terrorism charges has rejected claims he intended to create an explosive vest and informed his trial he cannot account for a message he allegedly posted on social media stating: "I am a terrorist." Abdullah Yousef, 24, is said to have been affiliated with the so-called Islamic State (IS) who sought to join the terror organisation in Africa and possessed a document on his mobile about manufacturing suicide vests, Birmingham Crown Court was told. The prosecution claims Yousef, of Gala
Mum left unable to walk after being 'too busy' to get symptoms checked (opens the original)
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Sarah Lewis began suffering from severe headaches, problems swallowing, and heart palpitations(Image: SWNS) A mother was left unable to walk without assistance after delaying a GP visit because she was preoccupied managing family, work and everyday commitments. Sarah Lewis, 46, initially started noticing intermittent swallowing difficulties and problems with typing in early 2021. She also began experiencing occasional pins and needles in her face, chest and down the left side of her body, alongs
Birmingham pub bombings group march as families demand answers 52 years on (opens the original)
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Families of the 21 people killed in the Birmingham pub bombings staged a 'March for Justice' just months after accusing the government of a 'disgusting' snub over a national terrorism memorial event this summer. The Campaign group, Justice for the 21, walked from Hagley Road Metro at Five Ways, before heading towards West Midlands Police's Headquarters in Snow Hill on Thursday, September 24, in a bid to apply pressure for an inquiry. Around 200 were injured when bombs exploded minutes apart in t
Man accused of terrorism offences 'had document about making suicide vests' (opens the original)
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A man accused of being a member of the so-called Islamic State sought to join the extremist organisation in Africa and possessed a document on his mobile detailing suicide vest construction methods, a court has been told. Abdullah Yousef, 24, demonstrated an "apparent interest" in creating explosives and established a Telegram messaging group in May 2024 through which substantial quantities of IS-produced content were distributed, Birmingham Crown Court heard on Thursday. Yousef, of Galapagos Gr
Inspirational people to be honoured at Birmingham awards ceremony (opens the original)
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Tru Powell at the inagural Multicultural INSPIRE Awards ceremony(Image: Jesse Gerald Photography) Inspirational people from across the UK will be recognised an awards ceremony in Birmingham. The Multicultural INSPIRE Awards is back for its second year, launching a nationwide search for the extraordinary people making a difference. The first INSPIRE awards attracted more than 700 nominations, 30,000 public votes and over 600 guests. Now, the search is on for the UK’s most inspirational people, as
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