Police in Britain have charged a 26-year-old man in connection with the failed car bomb attacks in London and Glasgow a fortnight ago.
Sabeel Ahmed, who is a doctor, is charged with possession of information which could have prevented an act of terrorism.
Earlier today Australian police charged a medical doctor with supporting terrorism almost two weeks after arresting him over the attempted car bombings in Britain.
The federal police said 27-year-old Mohammed Haneef from India was charged with providing 'reckless' support to a terrorist organisation allegedly behind the three failed bombings in London and Glasgow last month.
Dr Haneef arrived in Australia in September last year and worked as a registrar at a hospital on Queensland's Gold Coast.
Before that he had worked in the National Health Service in Britain.
