European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 16, 2007, Darmstadt, Hesse                                July stars and stripes Mideast edition Page 19 wife husband charged in terror plot innocent the associated press new Delhi the wife of an Indian doctor charged in connection with the foiled terror plots in Britain maintained her husband was innocent and pleaded with authorities to help free local Media reported Muhammad was charged saturday in with supporting a terrorist group by giving his Mobile phone Sim card to his both of whom Are also suspects in the London and Glasgow i Appeal to the prime minister and the defense minister to says australian authorities Are being stupid please help me out in this Firdaus Ashiya told the Hindustan everyone knows that he is australian police charged Haneef with providing support to the bomb plot by giving the Sim card to his Nabeel and a feel when he left Britain for Australia in september i had patience till now be cause i thought they would not charge him without a Shiya the charges Are base less and Nabeel was charged saturday with withholding information that could prevent an act of terrorism while who is believed to have set himself ablaze after crashing a jeep into the Glasgow is in a scottish Hospital with critical Ashiya said her husband and Nabeel Ahmed were close and stayed in Contact even while the couple was living in Nabeel called us regularly in the times of India quoted her As they used to speak about the medical and working environment in austra they did not speak about Reli Gion or any other Haneef faces a maximum of 15 years in prison if he was arrested july 2 while trying to leave Brisbane on a one Way ticket to where he said he was going to see his Newborn Ashiya left Australia for India in prosecutor Clive Porritt said China opens eyes to pole dancing chivas first pole dancing held in Beijing on Drew More than 50 competitors from across the both male and the Competition is being organized by dancer Luo who introduced pole dancing As a form of exercise in Beijing in photos by Greg Baker top and no Han Haneef would have known about the Ahmed Brothers alleged links to defense lawyer Stephen Keim said Haneef Only left the Sim card with Nabeel Ahmed so his Cousin could take advantage of a special Deal on his Mobile phone they Are being Plain Ashiya referring to the australian according to the times of they cant do this in addition to Haneef and a Beel Bilal a 27yearold was charged last week by British police with conspiring to set off authorities arrest 35 in suspected terror group by Omar Sinan the associated press Egypt authorities have arrested 35 men suspected of membership in an Alq Aidain Spires group that planned to carry out attacks in a police official said the All of whom Are were secretly arrested in april and Are being investigated by the state Security said the speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to the men Are suspected of join ing a group that sought to topple the egyptian government and carry out attacks financed by a militant organization in Iraq Affili ated with he police arrested the suspects after receiving a tip that the group was promoting its goals on the but the groups Leader fled the country before the of the official citing an official close to the the Independent egyptian newspaper Al Masry Al Youm re ported saturday that the group had established a web site saut arabic for voice of the caliphate to broadcast news of militant operations and recruit the latest posting on the web site included statements from militant groups claiming responsibility for attacks against and iraqi it also included a Pic Ture of bereaved troops cry ing and one of the first postings from mid2006 included a video Bear ing the groups two crossed in which a Man wearing a Black ski mask and an ammunition Belt praised slain Al Aida in Iraq Leader Abu Musab Alzar Qadi As the courageous Egypt has suffered a series of deadly attacks in recent years against the Sinai resort towns of Sharm Taba and Dahab that killed 125 president Hosni Mubarak government had blamed the at tacks on local extremists in an at tempt to deflect concerns about which could damage Egypt vital tourist