World News 28-04-2005 who: Alleged British arms smuggler Hemant Lakhani what: Found guilty of trying to sell anti-aircraft missiles to terrorists where: New Jersey when: Wednesday snippet: "The 69-year-old from north London, who was born in India, now faces a possible 25 years in jail," says The Times. In other news of suspected terrorists on trial, Imad Yarkas has told a Spanish court that he had nothing to do with the "terrible savagery" of the September 11th atrocities; "shoe bomb" plotter Saajid Badat has been sentenced to 13 years at the Old Bailey for conspiring to blow up an airliner; and last Friday, Zacarias Moussaoui "became the first person in America convicted of charges related to the September 11 atrocities when he pleaded guilty to all six counts against him". [... more]

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