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Four men have been charged with terror-related offences after raids last week, Greater Manchester Police have said.Four men have been charged with terror-related offences after raids last week, Greater Manchester Police have said.
Israr Malik, 21, of Fallowfield, Manchester, has been charged with intending to commit acts of terrorism, namely violent jihad.Israr Malik, 21, of Fallowfield, Manchester, has been charged with intending to commit acts of terrorism, namely violent jihad.
Three others face charges of intending to assist others to commit terrorism.Three others face charges of intending to assist others to commit terrorism.
Raids took place in Manchester's Longsight, Fallowfield and Levenshulme districts, Stalybridge, Deane, in Bolton, and a hotel near Heathrow. They are Munir Farooqi, 52, of Longsight, Haris Farooqi, 26, of Levenshulme, both in Manchester, and Matthew Newton, 27, of Stalybridge.
The other men to be charged are: Matthew Newton, 27, of Stalybridge, Munir Farooqi, 52, of Longsight, and Haris Farooqi, 26, of Levenshulme. Munir Farooqi, the father of Haris Farooqi, was also charged with three counts of soliciting or encouraging another to murder on 6 July, 15 October and 16 October this year.
'Low-key'
All four are due to appear at City of Westminster Magistrates' Court in London on Monday.All four are due to appear at City of Westminster Magistrates' Court in London on Monday.
A fifth man, aged 62, from Deane, was released without charge. He is understood to be a Muslim cleric. A fifth man, aged 62, from Deane, Bolton, was released without charge. He is understood to be a Muslim cleric.
Officers from the North West Counter Terrorism Unit detained the men last Monday in what was described as a "low-key operation". Unarmed officers from the North West Counter Terrorism Unit detained the men last Monday in what was described as a "low-key operation", following a 15-month investigation into alleged terrorist activity overseas.
About 120 people took part in a protest over the raids outside Greater Manchester Police's headquarters on Sunday.About 120 people took part in a protest over the raids outside Greater Manchester Police's headquarters on Sunday.
A force spokesman said it recognised the community had some concerns regarding the investigation.A force spokesman said it recognised the community had some concerns regarding the investigation.