Trial date set for terror suspect from Wembley
Anis Abid Sardar appeared at the Old Bailey today - Credit: PA Wire/Press Association Images
A terror suspect from Wembley accused of plotting to murder British and American forces in Iraq with roadside bombs seven years ago will stand trial in April.
Anis Abid Sardar, 37, was arrested by anti-terror police after they raided his home in Llandover Road, last month.
Sardar was arrested on suspicion of being involved in the manufacture of improvised explosive devices in Iraq.
He appeared at the Old Bailey today charged with conspiracy to murder and spoke only to confirm his name and followed the preliminary hearing over a videolink from Belmarsh HMP.
The trial will take place on 20 April 2015 and is expected to last around four weeks.
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Judge Mr Justice Sweeney told the accused: “You are in custody and will remain in custody.
“Your lawyers will inform you of the date of the next hearing which will be in January.”
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Sardar is accused of conspiracy to murder and conspiring to cause an explosion with intent to endanger life together with Sajjad Nabil Salih Al S Adnan on or before 22 November 2007.
He was remanded in custody and will appear in court for a plea and case management hearing in January, a date has not yet been set.
Related link: Wembley man charged with conspiracy to murder in relation to bomb making in Iraq
