Suspects named in London and Glasgow car bombings

Suspects named in London and Glasgow car bombings

He trained as a physician in Baghdad, Iraq, and registered with the British General Medical Council in 2004.

Abdulla worked at Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley, Scotland, as a diabetes specialist.

Lebanese doctor Khalid Ahmed was identified by staff at Glasgow's Royal Alexandra Hospital as the driver of the Jeep, but police would not confirm it.

The driver remains in critical condition at Royal Alexandra Hospital for burns suffered in the attack.

Mohammed Jamil Abdelqader Asha, a Palestinian with a Jordanian passport, was arrested Saturday with his wife.

He worked as a doctor at North Staffordshire Hospital in central England. His family says he is “not a Muslim extremist.”

Marwa Asha, 27, Asha's wife, a Jordanian. Identified by British media as a medical assistant.

An unidentified man, 26, was arrested in Liverpool on Saturday. Halton Hospital in Runcorn, northern England, said he worked as doctor there and at nearby Warrington Hospital, but gave no name or further details.

Neighbors in Liverpool said the suspect was from Bangalore, India.

Two other unidentified men, 25 and 28, reportedly of Middle Eastern origin, were arrested in residences at Royal Alexandra Hospital on Sunday.

Staff identified them as a junior doctor and a medical student. British media described both as Saudi Arabian; police refused to comment.

Mohammed Haneef, 27, an Indian national, was arrested late Monday at Brisbane airport in Australia while trying to board a flight out of the country with a one-way ticket. The physician was employed by Gold Coast Hospital in Australia's Queensland state. He previously worked at Halton Hospital in England.