Accused mastermind condemns Madrid bombs at trial
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One of the men accused of masterminding the Madrid train bombings condemned the blasts that killed 191 people, as a Spanish court opened a trial into Europe's deadliest al Qaeda-related attack on Thursday.
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THE man accused of masterminding Europe's worst Islamist terror attack took the stand in Madrid yesterday - and immediately condemned the atrocity.Comment
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Three men charged with placing backpack bombs on rush-hour commuter trains in Madrid denied Monday having any role in the 2004 terror attacks, contradicting witness accounts placing them there.
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Victims of the Madrid train bombs are angry at what they see as the court's lenient treatment of some accused.
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BEREAVED families came face to face with 29 people charged with involvement in the deadliest al Qaeda-related attack in Europe when the Madrid train bombings trial opened overnight.Comment
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the Little Gypsy - today becomes the first suspect to be tried for alleged involvement in March&#39;s Madrid bombings, which killed 191 people.
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Al Qaeda inspired the 2004 Madrid train bombings which killed 191 people, a public prosecutor said on Monday in concluding remarks at the trial of 29 people accused of involvement in the attacks.
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Youssef Belhadj, accused of masterminding the Madrid train bombings and suspected of claiming the attack in the name of al Qaeda, denied he was a member of the extremist group in court on Friday.
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The second day of a landmark trial over the 2004 Madrid train bombings saw three more of the top suspects deny any involvement the attacks which killed 191 people.
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On trial for Europe's deadliest al  Qaeda-inspired attack, a former Spanish miner on Tuesday denied  he supplied explosives used by Islamist militants in the Madrid  train bombings that killed 191 people.
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On trial for Europe's deadliest al Qaeda-inspired attack, a former Spanish miner today denied he supplied explosives used by Islamist militants in the Madrid train bombings that killed 191 people.Comment
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The first trial of a suspect implicated in the March 11 train bombings in Madrid opens on Tuesday with a 16-year-old in the dock facing up to eight years in detention for allegedly handling the explosives used in the attack which killed 191 people.
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A trial into Spain's worst terrorist attack opened Thursday amid airtight security, with 29 suspects facing charges for the brutal 2004 bombings that killed 191 rush-hour commuters.Comment
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Rabei Ousmane Sayed Ahmed, an alleged mastermind of the train bombings on March 11, 2004, in Madrid, on Thursday rejected all charges against him.Comment
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MADRID, Spain  - Former Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar defended his government's response to the Madrid train bombings in keenly awaited testimony Monday before legislators investigating the massacre.
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A man accused of planning to detonate a bomb on London's transportation system often spoke about martyrdom and listened to the speeches of Osama bin Laden and radical preachers, a witness testified Wednesday.
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Twenty-nine people go on trial in Spain on Thursday charged over the 2004 Madrid train bombings that killed 191 people, and triggered the fall of the government and the withdrawal of Spanish troops from Iraq.