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![]() A London man has been charged with five offences relating to alleged terrorist activities and firearms possession. Kazi Nurur Rahman, 28, a plumber from Newham, east London, will appear at Bow Street Magistrates court later. Mr Rahman was arrested by anti-terrorism detectives operating in Hertfordshire on 29 November. He faces charge relating to his alleged possession of three Uzi sub-machine guns and 3,000 rounds ammunition with intent to endanger life. Two of the charges are under the Terrorism Act 2000. |