Abdulla Ahmed Ali, Tanvir Hussain, and Assad Sarwar have been found guilty of plotting to suicide-bomb transatlantic planes with home-made liquid bombs. The three were found guilty at an earlier trial of conspiracy to murder - but that jury could not decide whether the three men's plans extended to planes. The table below gives details of the verdicts at both trials.

TRIAL VERDICTS

	Conspiracy to murder using explosives on aircraft	Conspiracy to murder persons unknown	Conspiracy to commit public nuisance (First trial only)	Conspiracy to cause explosions (First trial only)
Abdulla Ahmed Ali	First trial : No verdict Retrial: Guilty Jailed 40 yrs	First trial: Guilty	Pleaded guilty	Pleaded guilty
Assad Sarwar	First trial : No verdict Retrial: Guilty Jailed 36 yrs	First trial: Guilty	Pleaded guilty	Pleaded guilty
Tanvir Hussain	First trial: No verdict Retrial: Guilty Jailed 32 yrs	First trial: Guilty	Pleaded guilty	Pleaded guilty
Umar Islam	First trial: No verdict Retrial: Hung verdict	First trial: No verdict Retrial: Guilty	Pleaded guilty	N/A
Ibrahim Savant	First trial: No verdict Retrial: Not guilty	First trial: No verdict Retrial: Hung verdict	Pleaded guilty	N/A
Arafat Khan	First trial: No verdict Retrial: Not guilty	First trial: No verdict Retrial: Hung verdict	Pleaded guilty	N/A
Waheed Zaman	First trial: No verdict Retrial: Not guilty	First trial: No verdict Retrial: Hung verdict	Pleaded guilty	N/A
	Conspiracy to murder using explosives on aircraft	Conspiracy to murder persons unknown	Conspiracy to commit public nuisance (First trial only)	Conspiracy to cause explosions (First trial only)