London court jails &#39;cyber-jihadis&#39; for online terror
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Three &quot;cyber-jihadis&quot; who used the Internet to urge Muslims to wage holy war on non-believers were jailed for between six-and-a-half and 10 years Thursday in the first case of its kind in Britain.
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A man caught with plans for a missile on his computer was sentenced Tuesday to 3 1/2 years in a British prison after being convicted of a terrorist offense.
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Five men who stored explosives manuals and suicide bombing videos on their computers were released from jail this week after a British court quashed their convictions on terrorist offenses.
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Seven Britons linked to a plot to blow  up U.S. financial institutions, including the New York Stock  Exchange, and stage a series of attacks in Britain were jailed  for a total of 136 years by a London court on Friday.
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Four men were jailed for 40 years each  on Wednesday for attempting to carry out suicide bombings on  London&#39;s transport system, a plot said to be part of an al  Qaeda planned series of attacks on the British capital.
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Three men were convicted on Monday of  plotting to bomb London&#39;s transport system on July 21, 2005 in  a botched attempt to replicate Islamist suicide bombings that  had killed 52 people two weeks earlier.
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An Islamist extremist who hatched a plot to kidnap and behead a British Muslim soldier and then publish the footage on the Internet was jailed for life on Monday.
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Nine people became the first terror suspects to be held in British jails without being charged for longer than 14 days after a court granted police more time to quiz them as the investigation into a foiled alleged plot to blow up US-bound passenger jets continued.
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And 'provided terror instructions' via web links Careless use of Windows folders cost a Scottish student a lengthy prison stretch today, as an Edinburgh High Court Judge sentenced Mohammed Atif Siddique to eight years for possession of terrorism-related items. During his trial the jury had been told by Michael Dickson, a forensics analyst for the National Hi-Tech Crime Unit, that Siddique's laptop computer had contained material placed in a Windows folder where it would be difficult for an inexperienced to find.â¦
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Four men charged with terrorism offences  were ordered to be kept in custody after appearing in a British  court on Tuesday, including one who is accused of undergoing  terrorism training at a camp in southern England.
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Britain&#39;s highest court has ruled that suspected foreign terrorists cannot be held indefinitely without trial. The ruling is a major blow to the anti-terrorist strategy of Prime Minister Tony Blair.
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Four men were jailed for 40 years each on Wednesday for attempting to carry out suicide bombings on London's transport system, a plot said to be part of an al Qaeda planned series of attacks on the British capital.
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Four men found guilty of plotting to  bomb London&#39;s transport system on July 21, 2005, are due to be  sentenced on Wednesday.
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An extremist who plotted to kidnap and behead a British soldier was sentenced to life in prison Monday by a judge who said he was a fanatic determined to carry out his violent plan.
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Â· UK mastermind jailed for internet conspiracy Â· Judge: I have no doubt large profits were made
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A British court sentenced a man described by police as a terrorist "sleeper" to nine years jail on Friday for possessing a trove of al Qaeda computer material, including documents suggesting hitting nightclubs and airports.
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The British government is taking steps to address the growing prominence of al-Qaida and other Islamic extremists who use the Internet to devise terror plots.