Mega-mosque falls foul of planning laws  Plans to build
Britain's first mega-mosque in east London have been thrown into
doubt amid opposition from local Muslims and news that the
radical group behind the project has fallen foul of planning
laws.  Tablighi Jamaat, an evangelical Islamic group which each
year sends hundreds of young British Muslims to fundamentalist
religious schools in Pakistan, wants to build the huge mosque in
Newham to hold between 40,000 and 70,000 followers, depending on
planning permission.  The proposal, which would create the
largest religious building in Britain, has led to a unique
coalition of local Muslims and fundamentalist Christians who
accuse Tablighi Jamaat of being a radical organisation. They say
that two of the 7/7 bombers, Mohammed Siddique Khan and Shehzad
Tanweer, attended Tablighi Jamaat mosques. Counter-terrorism
sources say it is more likely that radicalised young Muslims are
attracted to Tablighi Jamaat than the other way round. So far,
2,500 Muslims living near the