Fifth person charged over break-in at RAF base

A fifth individual has been charged by counter-terrorism police in reference to a break-in at RAF Brize Norton wherein two army plane have been broken.Muhammad Umer Khalid, 22, has been accused of offences underneath the Prison Legislation Act of conspiracy to commit legal injury and conspiracy to enter a prohibited place knowingly for functions prejudicial to the protection or pursuits of the UK.The incident in June noticed activists break into the Oxfordshire air base and spray paint two RAF Voyager planes, inflicting £7m injury.The Palestine Motion, which has since been proscribed by the federal government, mentioned it was behind the incident.Khalid, of no fastened abode, was remanded in custody and is because of seem at Westminster Magistrates’ Courtroom on Monday.4 individuals have been charged with the identical offences final month. Two different individuals have been arrested – a girl stays underneath investigation on police bail whereas a person has been launched with out cost.Palestine Motion has engaged in actions which have predominantly focused arms corporations for the reason that begin of the warfare in Gaza.The federal government moved to proscribe the group underneath anti-terror legal guidelines after the group claimed duty for the June incident. It has since received permission to problem the ban.