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The Trial version of Hashem Abedi (left) was told he and his brother buy your mother's Bank account

Manchester Arena attacker and his brother their mother's Bank account, tools and equipment, a bomb has told a court.

The Old Bailey heard Samia Tabbal bank card was used to buy a battery and other items before 2017 in attack.

Mrs Tabbal had received tax credits, child and housing benefit of around £550 per week, even if you are from the United Kingdom for Libya in October 2016.

Hashem Abedi denies involvement in his brother Salman attack.

The Jury was told Mrs Tabbal, the account statements showed a number of large cash withdrawals of Between £50 and £300 per month in the UK, after you leave the country.

as well as items from B& Q superstore, your bank account was also used to pay for an industrial battery from a specialist shop in Salford, the court heard.

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analysis of their documents showed that her weekly tax credits and child continued in money, the payments, until may 19, The Jury was told, Three Days before The Attack that killed 22 people outside a Ariana Grande concert.

her monthly housing allowance was last paid four days later, on 26. May.

The financial investigation also revealed Salman Abedi , who had fallen, a business management degree at the University of Salford on 13 January, got a student loan payment of € 1,002. 54 four days earlier, and a further £2,258 at the end of the month.

The court was told that four cash payments of £700, £710, £790 and £ 800 were taken from his RBS account on 23 January, before Abedi reported that his bank card had been lost.

His Halifax-student-account-map was in the foyer of The Arena after The Attack .

Abdalraouf Abdallah was sentenced, in the year of 2016, the preparation of terrorist acts

The Jury also heard from Alharth Forjani, the Abedis' cousin, said Hashem had asked him to help buy a bomb-chemical on Amazon.

he said that He had agreed to make the purchase, because "I trusted him", but he later had "a bad feeling" about what he had bought.

Mr Forjani said he had searched for, for the chemical online, because "I just thought, it could be that explosive substances", and added: "I think that he believes in terrorism, that's what I thought. "

Earlier, the study belongs to Salman Abedi went to HMP Altcourse in Liverpool, with two other men to take convicted terrorist Abdalraouf Abdallah on 18 January 2017, four months before The Attack .

Abdallah, the was left shot, paralyzed after, during the 2011 Libyan uprising, was in two counts, the preparatory convicted of terrorist acts by helping to two men entering Syria via Turkey and the financing of terrorism by sending £2,000 to his own brother.

The Jury was told a second meeting was for the 6. March in prison, but Salman did not participate.

Hashem Abedi denies 22 counts of murder, one attempted murder and conspiracy to cause an explosion.

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Source of news: bbc.com