Sean O'Neill

Reporter, Times of London

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Reporter for The Times of London and author of The Suicide Factory: Abu Hamza and the Finsbury Park Mosque

 

Sean O'Neill on KCRW

In Britain, the  airline terror conspiracy  is still unfolding.  Twenty-four people have been arrested there.  In Pakistan, two British citizens and five Pakistanis are in custody. …

Update on Foiled Terror Conspiracy

In Britain, the airline terror conspiracy is still unfolding.  Twenty-four people have been arrested there.  In Pakistan, two British citizens and five Pakistanis are in custody. …

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