Terrorism

Jihadists told to strike Europe and Israel while Western powers are distracted by Ukraine

Suspected terrorist converted to Christianity at cathedral close to attack on Sunday

Driver hailed a hero as four arrested under Terrorism Act across city

Death of Southend West MP David Amess put anti-radicalisation programme back in the spotlight

Protecting politicians away from Parliament while maintaining democratic openness presents major challenges

Suspect appears to have carried out an ‘act of terror’, security services say

Marking 20th anniversary of deadliest terror atrocity on US soil

US attorney had ‘unthinkable’ job of distributing compensation fund to victims and families

Getaway hailed by Palestinian factions but described as ‘a grave incident’ by Israeli PM Naftali Bennett

Militant insurgents already hold territory in a string of poor and unstable states

Multiple explosions reported near Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul

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Pakistani activists call for action on country’s high rate of gender-based violence

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Counterterrorism expert says heavy supervision schemes needed alongside efforts to counter radical ideologies

Trial begins today over alleged terror plot that ‘could have triggered World War Three’

French president says reform is needed to tackle international terrorism

Terror group finds new opportunities amid the global pandemic

British jihadis say they fear being sentenced to life in ‘hellhole’ supermax prison if convicted by US court

Court rules that former Londoner may return to UK to fight decision to revoke her British citizenship

Two men arrested after note warning of explosives found in loo on Dublin-bound plane

Sources say Libyan suspect in stabbings that claimed three lives was known to MI5

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Heightened security measures follow divisive Brexit referendum and terrorist threats

Rights groups criticise government plan to put indefinite curbs on alleged offenders’ movements

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US intelligence agency makes ‘giant screw-up’ in court documents responding to lawsuit by victims’ families

Scottish commission approves application for appeal court hearing

Deadly gun attack in Germany described as a ‘wake-up call’ for continent

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Chowdhury was acquitted in 2017 after being arrested outside Buckingham Palace with a samurai sword

Counterterrorism police sent out report about potential national security threat posed by the environmental group

Fresh Government crackdown on terror offenders likely to be challenged in courts