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LONDON: Two men accused of endangering a Pakistan International Airways plane denied the charges in an English court on Monday.
Restaurant worker Mohammed Safdar, 41, and 30-year-old taxi driver Tayyab Subhani were on a flight from Lahore to Manchester in northwest England on May 24 that had to make an emergency diversion to London Stansted Airport.
The pair allegedly made false threats that the "crew and passengers would be killed and the aircraft blown up before landing", a previous court hearing was told. They appeared Monday at Chelmsford Crown Court in Essex, southeast England, to deny the charges. The British-born friends, both from Nelson, north of Manchester, are expected to face trial in November. The charge of endangering an aircraft carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. The men had been travelling home from Pakistan after attending Safdar\\\'s mother\\\'s funeral, a previous court hearing was told. The aircraft diverted to Stansted following an incident on board. Following a court hearing on May 27, Safdar and Subhani were both remanded in custody. (AFP)
A helicopter crashed into a crane on top of one of Europe's tallest residential blocks on Wednesday, killing two people as it burst into flames and spiraled down into rush-hour traffic close to the Houses of Parliament in central London.
Police said there was nothing to suggest a terrorism link to the crash on a foggy morning on the south ba..... Read more
India's government suspended a new programme to allow Pakistani pensioners to get visas on arrival at the border, citing technical glitches only hours after officials said it had begun Tuesday.
Home Secretary R.K. Singh told reporters the scheme, which was designed to issue visas on arrival to senior citizens from Pakistan, had been suspende..... Read more
CAIRO: Clashes between supporters and opponents of ousted president Mohamed Morsi in and around Cairo overnight left at least six people dead, medics told.
In the latest incident, state-owned Al-Ahram newspaper reported on its website that two men were shot dead when assailants attacked a sit-in by the deposed Islamist's loyalists near Cairo Univers..... Read more
