The Manchester Arena and Parsons Green bombers have appeared in court charged with assaulting a prison officer.
Hashem Abedi said: "I did assault that filthy pig but I don't see any wrongdoing in doing that".
Ahmed Hassan said the judge was destined for "hellfire"
The pair appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court from different rooms at HMP Frankland, County Durham.
They are accused of assaulting the officer together at London's Belmarsh prison last May.
Abedi is accused of assaulting a second officer during the same incident
The pair were sent to Woolwich Crown Court for a preliminary hearing on 5 May.
Another terrorist prisoner, Muhammed Saeed, is also a defendant in the case
Hassan initially refused to give his details, unless he could make some points, before then indicating not guilty pleas.
Abedi refused to indicate a plea, which is when he then made the pig comment and said "this is my plea"
Hashem Abedi murdered the 22 victims of the Manchester Arena bombing in May 2017.
Hassan attempted to murder tube travellers in London later that year
Hassan moaned about access to case papers and told the Chief Magistrate “I want you to know that I hate you very much because you’re a judge judging by other than the law of Allah. Second, you’ll be destined for hellfire unless you repent and submit yourself to the law of Allah”
Chief Magistrate Paul Goldspring told the pair, who were legally unrepresented, it was up to them to "do something about it" if they wanted lawyers at their next court appearance in May.
He also corrected Hassan on his legal complaint
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The terrorist threat level for the UK is moved from substantial (meaning an attack is likely) to severe (an attack is highly likely).
The decision is made by Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre.
It had been downgraded to substantial a year ago tomorrow
In the year since it was downgraded there have been four attacks declared as terrorist incidents - Fishmongers Hall, HMP Whitemoor, Streatham, and Reading.
There have also been three alleged terrorist plots
The Home Secretary said the move is a "precautionary measure and is not based on any specific threat."
The sentencing hearing for Hashem Abedi will get underway at 10:30am here at the Old Bailey in London.
In March, Abedi was convicted of murdering the 22 victims of the Manchester Arena bombing, the attempted murder of those who survived, and conspiracy to cause an explosion
Abedi disengaged from the proceedings several weeks into the trial.
Today the court will hear victim impact statements from those affected by the attack.
A serving Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with membership of the banned neo-Nazi terrorist organisation National Action
Benjamin Hannam, 21, of north London, has been charged with - between December 2016 and January 2018 -belonging or professing to belong to a proscribed terrorist organisation.
He has also been charged possessing indecent images of children
Hannam has further been charged with two counts of fraud for allegedly making false claims in his applications to join the police, namely that he had not been a member of an organisation "similar to the BNP"
Fascist Forge, the neo-Nazi website whose founder we exposed, hosted terrorist instructions and was used to promote racial hatred, but also sexual violence against women
One thread provided a pseudo-intellectual justification for rape. Another advocated “sexual terrorism”
In an encrypted chat group for forum members - managed by the founder - some users argued in favour of sexually abusing young teenage girls
The private chat group contained members of various neo-Nazi groups, including The Base, Atomwaffen Division and the Sonnenkrieg Division