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Mohammed Quayyam Khan is a British muslim suspected of playing a role in the Luton cell bomb-making plot. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
Meanwhile Sajil Shahid has been able to travel freely despite suspicions that he set up the training camp where Khan and Khyam learned bomb-making.
Operation Crevice began as an MI5 investigation into a suspect living in Luton, Bedfordshire, called Mohammed Quayyum Khan. The court heard that Quayyum - known as Q - took orders from a senior al-Qaida figure, Abdul Hadi.
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The identity of Mohammed Quayyum Khan, known as Q, was revealed at the Old Bailey fertiliser bomb trial.
In July 2003, Quayyum would send Khan and Shehzad Tanweer, one of the other Beeston bombers, to receive training in bomb-making in Pakistan.
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The probe was prompted by surveillance of a suspected al Qaeda leader living in Britain known as Mohammed Quayyum Khan. MI5 noticed that Quayyam, whom they believed to be an aide to al Qaeda leader Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi, met repeatedly with Khyam.
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User:Geo Swan/Stale drafts#Scaffolding
Mohammed Quayyam Khan is a British muslim suspected of playing a role in the Luton cell bomb-making plot. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
Meanwhile Sajil Shahid has been able to travel freely despite suspicions that he set up the training camp where Khan and Khyam learned bomb-making.
Operation Crevice began as an MI5 investigation into a suspect living in Luton, Bedfordshire, called Mohammed Quayyum Khan. The court heard that Quayyum - known as Q - took orders from a senior al-Qaida figure, Abdul Hadi.
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The identity of Mohammed Quayyum Khan, known as Q, was revealed at the Old Bailey fertiliser bomb trial.
In July 2003, Quayyum would send Khan and Shehzad Tanweer, one of the other Beeston bombers, to receive training in bomb-making in Pakistan.
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The probe was prompted by surveillance of a suspected al Qaeda leader living in Britain known as Mohammed Quayyum Khan. MI5 noticed that Quayyam, whom they believed to be an aide to al Qaeda leader Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi, met repeatedly with Khyam.