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A mother has gone on trial in southern France for sending her son to nursery school wearing a T-shirt reading “I am a bomb” and “Born on 11 September”.

Bouchra Bagour, 35, was reported to police by the teacher last September, and charged with “glorifying crime”.

At the start of her trial in Avignon, she denied defending terrorism.

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The garment, which the boy wore to school in Sorgues near Avignon on 24 September, read “I am a bomb” on the front and “Jihad, born on 11 September” on the back.

On Wednesday Ms Bagour told the court she had put it on him “without stopping to think about it”.

BBC