London student 'tried to smuggle 20,000 euros inside her underwear to fund Syrian jihadists'

Nawal Msaad, 27, from Holloway, north London, was stopped at Heathrow and found to have wads of money wrapped in clingfilm in her knickers, London's Old Bailey heard. Msaad, pictured, who was trying to board a flight to Istanbul, told police she was going to Turkey for a short break to buy gold for her mother, jurors were told. But the prosecutor told the court she had been bribed by her friend Amal El-Wahabi, 27, of north-west London, to courier the cash to El-Wahabi's jihadist husband, Aine Davis, who was fighting in Syria.