And what about the BBC's role in this? Nasreen Suleaman, a BBC reporter who took part in the Paintballing documentary, knew of the links to the bombers but "Didn't feel obliged to report it". Surely the BBC must be held to account?

Carl, London ,

They all have mad eyes!

martin, London, UK

One of them asked an undercover police officer for money to attend a training camp? WOW! These guys are real genius's. I don't think M15 will be too worried about these half-cut wanna-be terrorists; they couldn't organise a ramadam in a brewery!

Andrew Duncan, Guildford, UK

Philippe, your inclusion of the phrase "non believers" without inverted commas makes me cringe in horror. I am a believer--but not of Allah...

Paul, Columbia, USA

This report fails to mention a fact which appeared in the Court: this training had been going on for at least 13 years, in other words, well before September 11, 2001 or the freeing of Iraqis from Saddam Hussein's tyranny. As Hassan Butt remarked on July 2, 2007 interview in the Daily Mail: "How we used to laugh in celebration whenever people on TV proclaimed that the sole cause for Islamic acts of terror was Western foreign policy. By blaming the government, they did our propaganda work for us. More important, they also helped to draw away any critical examination from the real engine of our violence: Islam's theology." No doubt the apologists and moral equivalencers will come to comment on this article but the fact is Islam, the Koran, the Hadiths, the Sira are what make Moslems terrorists because that is how Islam was spread, in the 7th century and for the past 1400 years.

Drake, london,

I trust that the prison authorities will insist for hygiene purposes that the prisoners will have to shave off those really untidy beards, and also to be placed in a safe part of the prison to protect them from the patriotic prisoners who may have relatives as soldiers in the British forces.

B J Deller, Marbella, Spain

Well your have got your breakfast now mate. It's called porridge.

Roger, Surrey,

Do the men in the first three pictures have their heads on upside-down?

Cyril Franklin, Willenhall,

Im guessin we educated these men,housed these men,
healed these men and supported every member of the
extended family they all have in this country.
It makes me sick to know that in the words of the security
services "they number in there thousands"

john, scotland,

Asco: "There seems to be an awful lot of propaganda coming from our government (surprise!) in respect of these fellas who, let's face it, didn't do terribly well at what they set out to do did they?"

They didn't do terribly well because they were infiltrated. It's easy to say they're just 'socially-marginalised losers ' now they have no chance to prove themselves. How do you know what they would have achieved given time? How about congratulating the police for a good job done instead of spouting the usual tired old liberal left soundbite that it's all government propaganda?

Lin, London, UK