NHS Doctors Bilal Abdulla, 29, and Mohammed Asha, 27, were on trial at Woolwich crown court accused of plotting a terrorist campaign with car bomb attacks in London and at Glasgow airport. Asha was cleared of all chargesPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press AssociationCCTV still of the Mercedes (at very back), intended to be used as a car bomb, parked outside Tiger Tiger in Haymarket. Woolwich crown court heard how the venue's general manager, Bruce Beattie, grew concerned about a strong smell of gas coming from the carPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press AssociationThe Mercedes car is inspected outside the Tiger Tiger nightclub in HaymarketPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press Association
B&Q receipt which was found at a house in GlasgowPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press AssociationThe Mercedes car intended to be used as a car bombPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press AssociationBarrels of petrol packed into the bootPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press AssociationPatio gas cylinders and nails in the rear passenger seatsPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press AssociationGas cylinders found in the MercedesPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press AssociationGas cylinders found in the MercedesPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press AssociationGas cylinders found in the MercedesPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press AssociationHundreds of 2in nails were scattered inside the vehiclesPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press AssociationNails found in the carPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press AssociationThe ringing circuit in each was wired to a light bulb, held in a syringe and surrounded by match headsPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press AssociationLight bulb wire held in a syringePhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press AssociationCalls were made to mobile phone detonators attached to the two car bombs. The displays of Nokia mobile phones left in each car revealed several missed calls as they had been dialled up to four times eachPhotograph: Metropolitan Police/Press Association
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