A man is sentenced to life imprisonment after a failed knife attack at the Israeli embassy in London. BBC News and other outlets report that Abdullah Albadri arrived in the UK shortly before the incident and was arrested after attempting to break into the embassy while carrying knives.
Reports say Albadri, 34, jumped onto the embassy fence and was tackled by armed police. The BBC describes him as arriving in the UK about 16 days before the attack attempt, while the Daily Mail and Evening Standard both describe the moment of confrontation, with officers stopping him after he scaled the perimeter.
Across the coverage, there are differences mainly in how the sentence is described. BBC News states Albadri is jailed for life, while the Daily Mail says the minimum term is 20 years. All accounts describe a disruption to a planned breach and the intervention of armed police at the Kensington-based embassy.
