Teen Plotted To 'Harm' PM, Terror Trial Hears

By Mark White, Home Affairs Correspondent

A teenager accused of planning to behead a British soldier told police he would cause harm to the Prime Minister, an Old Bailey jury has heard.

Burstholm Ziamani, 19, was arrested on a street in east London on 19 August last year, carrying a large knife and a hammer inside a rucksack.

The court was told that Ziamani, from Camberwell, southeast London, had been on police bail after first being arrested seven weeks earlier for allegedly posting extremist messages on Facebook.

At the time of his first arrest, at his home in Camberwell, officers found letters he had written to his parents, which the Crown claims "expressed his intention to wage war against the British government".

Extracts from his first police interview were read out in court by Detective Constable Dhaval Bhatt, a Scotland Yard counter-terrorism officer who conducted that interview.

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1. Gallery: Knife Shown To Terror Trial Jury

   Police have released images of material shown to the jury in the trial of Brusthom Ziamani

The knife along with this Shahada flag were found in Ziamani's rucksack when he was arrested, the court heard

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