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Let’s look at these photos, please.

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/42964000/jpg/_42964139_abscond_met203.jpg

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6688823.stm
Last Updated: Thursday, 24 May 2007, 15:24 GMT 16:24 UK

“Profile: Control order absconders
What do we know about the three men subject to control orders who have absconded?”

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6686353.stm

Last Updated: Thursday, 24 May 2007, 13:07 GMT 14:07 UK

“Search continues for absconders
It is thought the three men could be together”

Profiles of absconders

The search is continuing for three terror suspects, believed to want to kill UK troops abroad, who went missing while subject to control orders.

Home Secretary John Reid said they were not a “direct threat” to people in the UK but added they were dangerous.

ARTICLE SNIPPET: “Earlier, security watchdog Lord Carlile said there was “solid evidence” the men had wanted to join insurgents abroad.

Lamine Adam, 26, his brother Ibrahim, 20, and Cerie Bullivant, 24, failed to report to police earlier this week.

The Adams’ brother, Anthony Garcia, is serving life for plotting explosions.

‘Overseas terror’

Garcia was one of five men jailed last month over a plot to target the UK with a giant fertiliser bomb.

During the trial, the Old Bailey heard that the plot’s ringleader asked Lamine Adam and Garcia to buy the key bomb ingredient because their fairer skin would arouse less suspicion.

Mr Adam knew many of the key conspirators in that case, but was not prosecuted as part of the investigation.

Bullivant had previously appeared at the Old Bailey for breaching his control order.

Listed as “AG”, he appeared at the Old Bailey on 2 and 16 April this year on charges of breaching 13 conditions of his control order.

He was next due to appear on 29 May.

Mr Reid told the House of Commons the security services did not assess the three individuals as presenting a direct threat to people in the UK.

The brother of Lamine and Ibrahim Adam is in jail

Profile: Anthony Garcia

But he added: “They are dangerous and we can take nothing for granted.”

In a written statement released earlier Mr Reid said the orders had been designed to stop the men travelling overseas because it was believed they wanted to leave the country for “terrorism-related purposes”.

He said they had been required to surrender travel documents and report to a police station every day, but had failed to turn up on Tuesday.”