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11 June 2008 11:29am
Two in court on terror charges
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Two men have appeared in court accused of supporting overseas terrorism.
Musse Said Yusuf, 31, of Higgs Close, Leicester, is accused of owning instructional terrorist videos and operating a website which published terrorist literature.
Ahmed Said Mohammed, 32, of Southcott House, Devons Road, east London, is charged with possessing money for the purpose of terrorism.
They were arrested during a joint operation between the Metropolitan Police and Leicestershire Constabulary.
The men, of Somali origin, who were arrested in dawn raids last month, were remanded in custody until July 9 for a committal hearing when they appeared before City of Westminster Magistrates' Court in London.
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