Ibrahim Savant, of Stoke Newington, Arafat Waheed Khan, of Walthamstow, and Waheed Zaman, also of Walthamstow, are set to face separate parole hearings later this year. In comes after the trio planned to detonate liquid bombs on transatlantic flights. Trial judge Mr Justice Holroyde said Savant, Khan and Zaman were “foot soldiers” and did not know their intended targets and took no part in its planning or in assembling the explosives. The verdicts brought to an end a series of trials following an August 2006 operation to smash the largest terrorist plot ever discovered in Britain. Assad Sarwar, of High Wycombe, was sentenced to a minimum of 36 years for his role in the plot.