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Oct 28, 2026

Molly GrahamADVERTISER
31:31
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BethanHOST
31:46
So the trial of John Whitney and Duddy began at the Old Bailey on the 14th of November but it was almost immediately adjourned after Harry Roberts' capture and arrest so that the three of them could be tried together.
BethanHOST
31:59
It wasn't adjourned for very long and they all stood trial at the beginning of December that same year.
BethanHOST
32:05
Now Roberts had pleaded guilty to the murders of DS Head and PC Woonwell but not that of PC Fox while the other two defendants denied all charges.
Gareth IckeHOST
15:18
Abdul Karim has been released on bail under conditions, including the surrender of his passport, and Iskir Smith has been remanded in custody.
Gareth IckeHOST
15:28
They'll appear at the Old Bailey on the 20th of November.
Gareth IckeHOST
15:32
Now, Abdul Karim, you will have almost certainly seen the footage.
Gareth IckeHOST
15:34
He's a disabled guy.
Andy DawsonHOST
24:06
So that's a good reason to go along to the Imperial War Museum, which I've never been to before.
Andy DawsonHOST
24:11
I wanted to go to the Old Bailey at one point, but maybe I'll go to the Imperial War Museum instead.
Sam DelaneyHOST
24:16
They're
Andy DawsonHOST
24:16
doing
Andy DawsonHOST
24:17
Bailey tours, Sam, over the summer.
Andy DawsonHOST
24:19
I
Sam DelaneyHOST
24:19
went for jury service at the Old Bailey.
Sam DelaneyHOST
24:21
Did
speaker_0HOST
46:40
That much was permitted, but she did not bring her back.
speaker_0HOST
46:44
In the court records of the Old Bailey, where her case was heard, Judith admitted that, together with a companion, she had taken the child's life, left her in a field, and sold her new clothes.
speaker_0HOST
46:54
The coat and stays went for a shilling, the petticoat and stockings for a groat, that is, fourpence.
speaker_0HOST
46:59
The two women divided the money, and in Judith's own recorded words, joined for a quartern of gin.
speaker_0HOST
47:05
Judith Defoe was tried at the Old Bailey, found guilty, and hanged at Tyburn in March 1734.
speaker_0HOST
47:11
It is hard to imagine a more terrible story, and it was told and retold for years as proof of what Gin could do.
speaker_0HOST
47:17
To the reformers, it showed that Gin could destroy even the most basic human feelings, the love of a mother for her child.
Fraser KnightCORRESPONDENT
43:49
And he was pictured in his baseball cap and his chair as he left the court.
Fraser KnightCORRESPONDENT
43:54
Both men are due at the Old Bailey next on the 20th of November.
Nick FerrariHOST
43:59
Fraser Knight reporting for LBC.
Nick FerrariHOST
44:00
Let's come back to the budget four minutes before eight.
Daniel SanfordCORRESPONDENT
3:06
Numan S. Gere, who was one of those arrested at the base, is accused of approaching a prohibited place, RAF Fairford, a month earlier on an alleged reconnaissance trip.
Daniel SanfordCORRESPONDENT
3:16
Both will be back in court at the Old Bailey on 20th November.
Daniel SanfordCORRESPONDENT
3:21
The other six men arrested over the last month remain on police bail and under investigation, according to the head of counter-terrorism policing, Lawrence Taylor.
Lawrence TaylorSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:30
Our investigations involving proxies take time to establish what those individuals knew about the ambition behind the tasking.
Fraser KnightCORRESPONDENT
16:29
But the charge that he faces now is actually relating to what prosecutors claim was a reconnaissance visit to RAF Fairford a month earlier.
Fraser KnightCORRESPONDENT
16:39
Now, today he was remanded in custody for his next appearance at the Old Bailey next month.
Fraser KnightCORRESPONDENT
16:44
And then we also have Mohammed Ahmed Abdul Karim, who was charged with assisting a foreign intelligence service.
Fraser KnightCORRESPONDENT
16:51
Now, the court heard that he's accused of acting as an intermediary between this alleged handler, Ali, and between the group who are claimed to have driven to RAF Fairford.
Fraser KnightCORRESPONDENT
17:08
Now police say they didn't find any explosives in those vans but they did find barrels that were filled with petrol and alongside them they say internet enabled dash cams.
Fraser KnightCORRESPONDENT
17:22
So Mohammed Ahmed Abdul Karim appeared in a wheelchair today in court.
Fraser KnightCORRESPONDENT
17:26
He was granted bail and will also appear at the Old Bailey next month.
Fraser KnightCORRESPONDENT
17:31
There has, however, Ian, also been another update from counterterrorism police today.
Hallie RubenholdGUEST
20:29
You have people climbing on the roof to look in through the skylights.
Hallie RubenholdGUEST
20:33
You have massive crowds gathering outside the Old Bailey for the main trial.
Hallie RubenholdGUEST
20:39
So this is massive.
Hallie RubenholdGUEST
20:40
This is what some people were calling the trial of the century.
Gavin GrayCORRESPONDENT
26:25
But yeah, quite a quite an interesting turn of events.
Gavin GrayCORRESPONDENT
26:28
They will now appear before the Old Bailey on the 20th of November.
Ryan BridgeHOST
26:31
And they're both 24 years old, one Mahmoud Ahmed Abdul Karim and Noman Eskar.
Ryan BridgeHOST
26:37
Do we know yet how they were in connection or in communication with the Iranian intelligence service at all?
Gavin GrayCORRESPONDENT
27:09
At this stage, Ryan, as you know, with these early court case hearings, you just get the bare outline of the court charges.
Gavin GrayCORRESPONDENT
27:17
You don't really get much more.
Gavin GrayCORRESPONDENT
27:18
I suspect we will hear more about that when they go to the Old Bailey in a month's time.
Ryan BridgeHOST
27:22
We've had leaders from Norway and Finland on the blower with Vladimir Putin.
Karen SwanstonHOST
4:34
So the murder trial took place.
Karen SwanstonHOST
4:38
Sir Smith was tried at the Old Bailey, and the jury initially returned a verdict of manslaughter.
Graeme MilneHOST
4:44
Yeah.
Karen SwanstonHOST
4:45
But the judges told them that under the circumstances, this required either a murder or an acquittal.

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