It is amazing how he is now dependent on the very system to protect him, which he hated.

He just did not know a good thing when he had it!

M. Symonds, Essex,

Can a man who has brainwashed his gullible followers into committing acts which lead to the death of themselves and many others claim protection under Human Rights legislation? His (expensive) lawyers seem to think so. But they would, wouldn't they.

Clive, Carmarthen,

This human dross should have been thrown out of this benevolent country long long ago.
Great news that he is being extradited, there is no room for people of his ilk in a modern society.

Neil (Liverpool)

Neil Farrell, Liverpool, UK

Give the man to the US where they can have a "Abu Ghraib"-Go at this man, that will satisfy them:-)

Andrew, Glasgow, UK

The judge was worried about Hamza nee Mostafa's "human rights"? What about the rights of those he helped murder? Is the judge (or anyone else) not concerned with their right to life? Is no one concerned with punishing those who transgress the laws of society?

Bob Evans, Anaheim, California

If the Home Secretary decides AGAINST extraditing this evil man, who now hides behind the very laws he wishes to destroy...then that Governement will fail at the next election. Give the people what they want HS.

kirk, Rotherham, UK

If you believe actions speak lowder than words, where does that leave blair/bush.

eddie, toronto, canada

I think an ideal solution would be; let the Americans have him on the provision that, after his trial in the US he is returned to the UK to finish his sentence here, then deported to the US to start whatever sentence they give him.
Justice for all.

Tom, Las Pesqueras, Spain

You can't make exceptions for him just because it may fuel jihadism. And I'm sure there won't be that many tears shed for him in the Middle East! He's considered a joke. If a few of his British supporters get upset, so be it. If they don't like living in a Western sinbin, they should try living in Egypt or Saudi, although they seem to be more discerning about who they let in.

Mia, London, UK

Great. So now we get to pay for Hamza's incarceration, after British authorities appeased and equivocated for years while this lunatic was planning our mass slaughter. Along with Richard Reid, another Brit whose meals we're paying for. I guess my question is, at what point do we present a bill to the Home Office for the costs of your ineptitude?

Sean, new york, NY,

They probably need his cell if there's such a shortage. It shouldn't have got this far, he should have been deported back to Egypt years ago as a deterent to others. There are thousands who need asylum waiting to come to Britain, far more deserving and in need than this ridiculous attention seeker. Wonder who'll foot the bill for his airfare?

Mia, London, UK

he'll be sent off to Guantanamo Bay and made into an international example by the americans.

the questions is what will it fuel?? The fight against bush's so called "war on terror", or the jihadist fight.

I am thinking the latter!!!

Mr S Patel, Leicester,

Hamza is trying to hide behind the very democracy that he seeks to overthrow, there should be no place for him or his followres / protectors in our country, the man is a danger and a coward. he preaches hate and war whilst hiding behind his religion. he should have been deported long ago, as should all the others that sat outside the Finsbury Park mosque listening to his rantings. Will he now have to pay back all the benefits that he has sponged off the good people of this country.

Mick, Bkackburn, UK

Abu Hamza to be deported? Great News.
Get this disgusting man off British soil ASAP.

Tony Pritchard, Cancun, Mexico

Send him now& any more of his mates they might want

PAUL GOODWIN, poole, UK