Hamas has reiterated its readiness to join the Palestine Liberation Organisation, which groups together all the major Palestinian factions.
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Hmmm, looks like the number of individuals arrested has gone up:
Brotherhood says 200 held in Egypt
Monday 28 March 2005, 21:20 Makka Time, 18:20 GMT
Police prevented a major protest rally from taking place
Around 200 members and supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood are being detained by Egyptian police, the banned opposition group has said.
The supporters were detained before and during an attempt to protest outside parliament in favour of reform, the Brotherhood said on Monday
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A 21-year-old man will appear in court today charged under the Terrorism Act after he was allegedly found in possession of the name and home address of a British soldier.
Abu Baker Mansha was arrested in Thamesmead, south-east London, five days ago and was charged by detectives last night.
He will appear at Bow Street Magistrates Court in central London today.
Mansha was charged under Section 58 (1b) of the Terrorism Act, which deals with the collection of information that could be useful to terrorists.
It is alleged he was found with a piece of paper which had the soldier’s name and address written on it.
The charge says he “possessed a document, namely a piece of paper, containing the name and home address of a UK soldier – information likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism”.