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UK: Student in al-Qaida raid paid £20,000 by police - Police say sorry and pay damages to student held for seven days after downloading al-Qaida manual for his masters degree

01 September 2011

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UK: Student in al-Qaida raid paid £20,000 by police - Police say sorry and pay damages to student held for seven days after downloading al-Qaida manual for his masters degree (Guardian, link)

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