The British daily Financial Times said on Wednesday quoting a secret document from the British Foreign Ministry as saying that the British government acknowledged the existence of training camps organized by an Islamic society known as "al-Sharia Partisans," in its territory, and that the organization takes Britain as its headquarters and administrates training camps supervised by former officers in the British Army.
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