Man Charged With Terror Offences A man has been charged with terror offences as part of an investigation into a friend of one of the suspected Woolwich killers. Scotland Yard said Shah Jalal Hussain, 30, was arrested at an address in east London early Wednesday. He faces two charges connected to the alleged dissemination of terrorist publications and will appear at Westminster Magistrates Court today. His arrest is linked to an investigation into Abu Nusaybah, also known as Ibrahim Abdullah-Hassan, who was arrested and charged with terror offences after he gave an interview on BBC Newsnight. Hussain is accused of allowing others to access a video of a lecture given by Khalid al-Husainan, and a text called Reality of the Rulers, written by Abu Zubair Adil al-Adab. Police allege that Hussain's actions encouraged or induced the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. Both alleged offences fall under the Terrorism Act 2006 and are alleged to have taken place on or before May 24. Nusaybah, who appeared in court over three terror charges, claimed that Michael Adebolajo, his friend who is accused of murdering soldier Lee Rigby, had been offered a job by MI5. Nusaybah, from east London, faced three charges relating to filmed recordings of lectures and written text when he appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court last week. He was remanded in custody by District Judge Howard Riddle and will appear at the Old Bailey on June 28.