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in 2011, he travelled from didsbury mosque during the libyan revolution.nd here he is, back home in manchester in 2015. he's the leader of this group, demonstrating about the conflict in libya. ..causing chaos in libya. months later, here's the same group in london. graf isn't there, but watch as the camera moves right. wearing a red t—shirt, smiling, the manchester bomber, salman abedi, nearly two years before he'd murder 22 people. we shared our investigation with martin hibbert. he and his daughter were closest to salman abedi when his bomb exploded. he wanted to listen to mustafa graf‘s sermon. i'm speechless, in a way, that it's going on 30 minutes away from here, that this was, if he was in that room that day, a week before christmas, a week later i was, or my daughter was, unwrapping a surprise ariana grande ticket. this was martin and his daughter eve, hours before the concert. she's been left severely brain damaged. she can't eat. she can't speak. she can't move the left side. if you could go and see this imam, what would you say to him? god. i'd

in 2011, he travelled from didsbury mosque to the front line during the libyan revolution.ut the conflict in libya. ..are causing chaos in libya. months later, here's the same group in london. graf is not there, but watch as the camera moves right. wearing a red t—shirt, smiling. the manchester bomber, salman abedi. nearly two years before he'd murder 22 people. we shared our investigation with martin hibbert. he and his daughter were closest to salman abedi when his bomb exploded. he wanted to listen to mustafa graf‘s sermon. yeah, i'm speechless in a way. that it's going on kind of 30 minutes away from here. you know, and that this was... you know, if he was in that room that day, a week before christmas, a week later i was, you know, my daughter was unwrapping a surprise ariana grande ticket. this was martin and his daughter eve hours before the concert. she's been left severely brain—damaged, she can't eat, she can't speak. she can't move the left side. if you could go and see this imam... yeah. what would you say to him? oh, god. i'd probably take him round to see eve.

in 2011, he travelled from didsbury mosque to the front line during the libyan revolution. talks about waiting for orders to attack. and here he is back home in manchester in 2015. he's the leader of this group, demonstrating about the conflict in libya. ..are causing chaos in libya. months later, here's the same group in london. graf is not there, but watch as the camera moves right. wearing a red t—shirt, smiling. the manchester bomber, salman abedi. nearly two years before he'd murder 22 people. we shared our investigation with martin hibbert. he and his daughter were closest to salman abedi when his bomb exploded. he wanted to listen to mustafa graf‘s sermon. yeah, i'm speechless in a way. that it's going on... kind of 30 minutes away from here. you know, and that this was... you know, if he was in that room that day, a week before christmas, a week later i was, you know, my daughter was unwrapping a surprise ariana grande ticket. this was martin and his daughter eve hours before the context. she's been left severely brain—damaged, she can't eat, she can't speak. she ca

a recording of friday prayers in didsbury mosque in december 2016.ermon in full to two islamic scholars. the jihad he is referring to here is actually being on the battlefield. there are no ifs and buts in this. from the context and the way these texts are used it is very clearly referring to militaryjihad, to armed jihad. the sermon focused on people's suffering in syria. it included an appeal for donations. oh dear. dear, oh dear. he reiterated the call, not only to stop living a normal life, do something drastic, but to be with the small group of true muslims. he is giving the narrative of them against us. he is psychologically and practically brainwashing young people into either travelling or to do something to take action. we can't be sure where salman abedi was on the day of the sermon but we have been told that ten days after he bought a ticket for the ariana grande concert. if he was in his congregation i fear that this sermon may have contributed to his resolve to punish britain for somehow being complicit in the murderof britain for someho

allegations that a call to armed jihad was heard at the didsbury mosque linked to the manchester arena

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allegations that a call to jihad was heard at the didsbury mosque linked to the manchester arena bomberk ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are writer and broadcaster mihir bose, and ros altmann, former pensions minister. it is great to have you both along for the ride. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. simply respect to the queen of soul. and the guardian leads with comments from the former head of the cia who says president trump's denial of russian collusion is hogwash. the daily telegraph says the average gp works only three days a week, describing it as a rise in the part—time family doctor. the times says troops have been at risk because of chronic computer failure at military surgeries across the country. the cost of princess eugenie‘s wedding leading the daily mirror. taxpayers will have to part with £2 million. the metro headlined the case of danny cipriani, guilty of assault at a nightclub. the threat of us sanctions on turkey leads the financial times. the daily express describes the number of councils who decided to back world war

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