Two men accused of terrorism offences will go on trial next year.
Ibrahim Abdullah-Hassan, 28, of Carr Road in Walthamstow, and Shah Jalal Hussain, 31, of Cannon Street Road in Whitechapel, today entered not guilty pleas for multiple counts of breaching the Terrorism Act.
The pair is accused of publishing lectures calling for a holy war against the West on or before May 24.
Their trial will begin on March 24 next year at the Old Bailey.
They each pleaded not guilty to three counts of disseminating terrorist publications and one count of encouraging terrorism.
Hussain pleaded guilty to a single count of encouraging terrorism, namely publishing a video lecture called Signs of a Good Death in Islam.
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