Extremist Shamim Ahmed, 24, was stopped at the Syrian border in Turkey and returned to Britain in January last year. Ahmed pleaded guilty to preparation of terrorist acts and was sentenced at the Old Bailey to six years in prison with an additional year on licence. Previously, Ahmed had admitted threatening to damage a bookshop if it sold copies of Charlie Hebdo shortly after a terror attack at the magazine’s offices. “Shamim Ahmed had little choice but to plead guilty when faced with the weight of evidence presented by the prosecution. Read more of this reportSource: News Now/Jewish News Online(Visited 11 times, 11 visits today)Commentscomments

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