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By Sam Webb and Rebecca Evans Nawal Masaad was allegedly caught with 20,000 Euros in her underwear on a flight to Turkey A university student who was caught with 20,000 Euros (£16,000) in her underwear on a flight to Turkey denied funding terrorism today. Nawal Masaad, 26, of Holloway, north London, is accused of trying to smuggle the cash through Heathrow Airport en route to Syria. She was recruited by mother-of-two Amal El-Wahabi, 27, to take the money to El-Wahabi's terrorist husband, it is claimed. The cash, which was wrapped in clingfilm, was discovered when Masaad was searched at Heathrow airport on January 16 this year.



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- Amal El-Wahabi and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- El-Wahabi and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- Heathrow Airport and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- Heathrow airport and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- Holloway and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- London and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- Masaad and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- Massad and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- Nawal Masaad and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- Nawal Massad and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- Rebecca Evans and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- Sam Webb and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- Syria and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- Turkey and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.
- clingfilm and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.


Masaad and El-Wahabi, of northwest London, both deny becoming concerned in a funding arrangement as a result of   which money was made available or was to be made available to another, and they knew or had reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for   the purposes of terrorism.