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Far-right terrorist given 43-year jail sentence
Darren Osborne drove a van into a crowd of Muslims after Ramadan night prayers
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FAR-RIGHT terrorist Darren Osborne was sentenced to a minimum of 43 years in jail today for driving a van into a crowd of Muslims after Ramadan night prayers.

He killed Makram Ali and injured 12 others when he deliberately mowed down worshippers outside two mosques in Finsbury Park last June.

Mr Osborne was convicted yesterday of murder and attempted murder.

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