Suspect in London mosque attack pleads not guilty
The man accused of carrying out the terror attack on Muslims in London has pleaded not guilty to murder and attempted murder.
Darren Osborne allegedly mowed down Akram Ali, 51, and nine other people on a crowded pavement in north London.
The area was busy with Muslim worshippers attending Ramadan night prayers at the time.
Osborne, 48, of Glyn Rhosyn, in Cardiff, is charged with the murder of Mr Ali and attempted murder.
The charges state he murdered Mr Ali on June 19 and attempted to murder "persons at the junction of Seven Sisters Road and Whadcoat Street, London" on the same date.
He appeared at the Old Bailey via video link from Belmarsh jail before Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb.
Wearing a red T-shirt, he spoke only to confirm his identity and enter not guilty pleas.
He was remanded into custody until his trial on January 22 next year at Woolwich Crown Court.