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one of the suicide bombers has been named as abdul latif a gem ilmor hammett who has a connection with the u.k. . it's one of. the. most people coming back to settle into a suicide bomber most of them will. come from maybe middle of the little girl's head there according to sources mohammed visited southeast england in around two thousand and six to seven to study but did not complete a university degree they later did a post-graduate course in australia before returning to sri lanka where he was one of nine people who carried out a series of blasts targeting churches and hotels and the death toll from the easter sunday bomb attacks across sri lanka has now reached three hundred fifty nine with more than five hundred people injured police have made sixty arrests all of them sri lankan nationals and thirty two remain in custody on cheese day sri lanka's prime minister admitted intelligence agencies had information that could have stopped the attacks if it had been passed on correctly and confirmed there had been a breakdown of communication the leader of the sri lankan parliament even c

one of the suicide bombers has been named as abdul latif jamil mohammad who has a connection with the u.k. . one of. the. most people coming back to settle into this was a former most will. come from the middle of the little girl's head there according to sources mohammed visited southeast england in around two thousand and six to seven to study but did not complete a university degree they later did a post-graduate course in australia before returning to sri lanka where he was one of nine people who carried out a series of blast targeting churches and hotels and the death toll from the easter sunday bomb attacks across sri lanka has now reached three hundred fifty nine with more than five hundred people injured and choose day sri lanka's prime minister admitted intelligence agencies had information that could have stopped the attacks if it had been passed on correctly and confirmed their. a breakdown of communication the leader of the sri lankan parliament even claims senior officials deliberately withheld intelligence about the potential for attacks or britain and the f.b.i. are hel

one of the serious side bombs has been named as abdul latif and jameel mohamed who has a connection with the u.k. to believe that one of the suicide bombers studied. the. these forced budget cuts before coming back to sydney this was a moment most will. come from maybe middle of the middle. there according to sources mohammad visited southeast england in around two thousand and six to seven to study but did not complete a university degree the later did a post-graduate course in australia before returning to sri lanka where he was one of nine people who carried out a series of blasts targeting churches and hotels and the death toll from the easter sunday bomb attacks across sri lanka has now reached three hundred fifty nine with more than five hundred people injured on tuesday sri lanka's prime minister admitted intelligence agencies had information that could have stopped the attacks if it had been passed on correctly and confirmed there had been a breakdown of communication the leader of the sri lankan parliament even claims senior officials deliberately withheld intelligence about the