| The father of an Al Qaeda-linked Pakistani militant sought in connection with the alleged London terror plot on Saturday accused radical Muslim clerics of misguiding his son. The militant, Matiur Rehman, is a leader of the Al Qaeda-linked Lashkar-e-Jhangvi group and one of Pakistan's most wanted men. Rehman's 65-year-old father, Ali Mohammed, who has previously disowned his son, said Rehman was a normal boy growing up and keen on soccer. He said a now-slain leader of Sipah-e-Sahaba "misguided" youths, including his son, to take up militancy. |