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Man jailed for homemade bomb UK terror attack plot Pair jailed for UK Christmas homemade bomb attack plan
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A man has been jailed for life for plotting a terror attack in the UK using a homemade bomb. A couple has been jailed for plotting a terror attack in the UK using a homemade bomb over Christmas.
Munir Mohammed, 36, from Derby, who was also found to have exchanged messages with pharmacist Rowaida El-Hassan about ricin, was sentenced at the Old Bailey. Munir Mohammed, 36, from Derby, was handed a life sentence, with a minimum of 14 years. Pharmacist Rowaida El-Hassan has been jailed for 12 years.
Asylum seeker Mohammed volunteered for a "lone wolf" UK mission while messaging an IS commander on Facebook. The couple, who also exchanged messages about ricin, were sentenced at the Old Bailey.
The judge said he "poses a significant risk of serious harm to the public". He will serve at least 14 years in prison. Judge Michael Topolski QC said Mohammed posed "a significant risk of serious harm to the public".
Judge Michael Topolski said Mohammed intended to plan an explosion and cause multiple deaths, and considered exploding a device containing ricin. 'Lone wolf'
The 36-year-old had volunteered for a "lone wolf" mission while messaging an IS commander on Facebook.
"You decided the means of your attack would involve you making an IED," the judge said.
"You had not decided whether that would be made with an ordinary bomb or whether you could do more damage and more terror by exploding a device containing ricin."
He added that Mohammed had carefully and deliberately pulled El-Hassan in to the plot, to the point where her commitment was "consistent and sustained".