Three British Muslims Go On Trial For Allegedly Plotting London Terror Attack
They've plead innocent to conspiring to pull off a terrorist attack more destructive than the 2005 underground bombings
Three British Muslim men went on trial in London on Monday, accused of plotting a bombing campaign that prosecutors say could have been deadlier than the 2005 London transit attacks.
Prosecutors say Irfan Khalid and Ashik Ali, both 27, and 31-year-old Irfan Naseer were part of a plot to mount a terrorist attack "on a scale potentially greater than the London bombings in July 2005."
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