Terrorist asylum seeker who came to Britain twice on a small boat faces jail for martyrdom plot

A failed asylum seeker who wanted to be ‘martyred in the way of Allah’ at the Israeli Embassy after twice entering the UK on a small boat is facing jail. Abdullah Sabah Albadri, 34, armed with two knives and a note saying he wanted to ‘stop the killing of children’ in Gaza when he was arrested outside the embassy in Kensington, southwest London, on 28 April last year. The homeless asylum seeker was wearing a green and red headscarf and…

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