Terror suspect Abu Qatada released from prison in Worcestershire following successful appeal against extradition - @SkyNewsBreak
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David Cameron says he would be 'one of the happiest people in Britain' if Abu Qatada were to leave voluntarily - @BBCNews
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Bail hearing for Abu Qatada adjourned until May 20th, will remain in custody until then - @SkyNewsBreak
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Photo: UK Home Secretary Theresa May signs Abu Qatada treaty with Jordan's ambassador to the UK - @itvnews
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UK Home Secretary Theresa May: Abu Qatada will not be on a plane within days - it will be up to the courts - it may take 'many months'
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UK 'exploring every option' over Abu Qatada including temporarily leaving European Court of Human Rights - @itvnews
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UK government refused permission to take its fight to remove hate preacher Abu Qatada to country's supreme court - @itvnews
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UK Home Secretary Theresa May says she cannot put date on Abu Qatada deportation 'and it would be silly to put a date on it' - @BBCNormanS
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