Airline bomb accused 'shocked' by trial
Updated on 08 September 2009
The only defendant cleared over the plot to bomb transatlantic airliners, Donald Stewart-Whyte, talks to Channel 4 News for the first time about his ordeal.
In written answers to questions put to him via his lawyer, art student Donald Stewart-Whyte said he now wanted to put his life back on track.
Whyte, the son of a former Conservative party election agent who became a Muslim just months before his arrest, said the fact that he'd been included in the trial had been a shock.
His mother also spoke to us, saying she was relieved that her son had been cleared.
