Minister visits Jordan over Qatada

General Sources Wednesday 8th February, 2012

A Home Office minister is to fly to Jordan to try to gain assurances that would enable radical cleric Abu Qatada to stand trial in the country.

Downing Street officials said James Brokenshire would be travelling to the Middle East state next week. Prime Minister David Cameron was due to speak to King Abdullah of Jordan about the case by ...

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