The neurosurgeon cleared of terrorism charges now faces a battle to stay in Britain and continue his career.
At Woolwich Crown Court yesterday, Jordanian Mohammed Asha, 28, was acquitted of any link to the Glasgow and London car bomb attacks.
The neurosurgeon cleared of terrorism charges now faces a battle to stay in Britain and continue his career.
The neurosurgeon cleared of terrorism charges now faces a battle to stay in Britain and continue his career.
At Woolwich Crown Court yesterday, Jordanian Mohammed Asha, 28, was acquitted of any link to the Glasgow and London car bomb attacks.