The head of the Royal United Services Institute in the U.K., Michael Clarke, has told The Telegraph that over the next ten years, about 800 inmates held in British prisoners on charges not related to terrorism will be released after converting to radical Islam.

Clarke, who previously was a member of the British government’s National Security Forum, said that about 32 percent of those jailed on terrorism-related offenses are given sentences between eight months and four years.

Four suspects have been arrested in Canada for involvement in a terrorist plot believed to be linked to Al-Qaeda, the Toronto Star reports. The cell is accused by the authorities of working with other terrorists in Dubai, Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan and had obtained equipment for remote-controlled explosives. The group is also accused of financing terrorists in Afghanistan.

A “long-time associate” of the developer of the Ground Zero mosque, Sharif el-Gamal, is raising questions about how he is being funded, reports MyFoxNY.com. The news channel said that el-Gamal is refusing to speak to them, forcing them to physically locate him. When they found him, he did not speak.

“What I can say about Sharif is nothing good,” the anonymous associate said, who called el-Gamal a “master manipulator.”