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[Sunday Times-UK] David Leppard - At least one of the suspects being quizzed over the plot to set off car bombs in Britain was in recent contact with Al-Qaeda in Iraq, senior security officials said Saturday. Scotland Yard's Counter Terrorism Command SO15 has uncovered evidence that in the months leading up to the attacks one or more of the suspects communicated by telephone or e-mail with terrorist leaders in Iraq. 2007-07-09 01:00:00Full Article
UK Car Bombs Linked with Iraq's Al-Qaeda
[Sunday Times-UK] David Leppard - At least one of the suspects being quizzed over the plot to set off car bombs in Britain was in recent contact with Al-Qaeda in Iraq, senior security officials said Saturday. Scotland Yard's Counter Terrorism Command SO15 has uncovered evidence that in the months leading up to the attacks one or more of the suspects communicated by telephone or e-mail with terrorist leaders in Iraq. 2007-07-09 01:00:00Full Article
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