Pavlo Lapshyn, 37, stabbed Mohammed Saleem in Birmingham in April 2013 — five days after arriving in the UK. Lapshyn later planted three home-made bombs near mosques in the West Midlands in planned racist attacks. He died today at HMP Wakefield, the Category A jail in West Yorkshire, the Prison Service has confirmed. At his home, officers found material for further bombs, including three mobile phones used as detonators, and white supremacist literature. A Prison Service spokesperson said today: ‘This was an abhorrent crime and our thoughts remain with Mr Saleem’s friends and family.