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Rod Liddle

We’re losing the cat-and-mouse terror game

26 August 2017

9:00 AM

26 August 2017

9:00 AM

I wonder how Mohammad Khan is getting on in his legal action against Virgin Atlantic. Mo — a Muslim, the clue’s in the name — was waiting to board a flight when he started ‘harmlessly’ talking about 9/11. There is no reason to believe he has any connections with extremists, but he was kicked off the flight because of security concerns and had to fly out of the UK with another airline.

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