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Russia condemns ally Syria over massacre of 108
Russia condemns ally Syria over massacre of 108
NATO disputes report of casualties in airstrike
32 Britons could be killed in drone strikes, claims lawyer
David Cameron: Britain will decide on votes for prisoners not a ‘foreign court’
NATO accepts Obama timetable to end war in Afghanistan by 2014
UK may keep troops in Afghanistan post-2014 to fight terrorism
Special Report: Helmand deaths prompt security rethink
Think Tank Criticizes Germany’s Role in NATO
Extremist cleric Abu Qatada, whom Britain has been trying to deport to Jordan for the past 10 years, is seeking freedom on bail. A judge said that if the deportation process drags on much longer, Qatada will be released to house arrest.
Pakistani Sex Convictions Spark British Race Row
Libyan Islamist quits militia to enter politics: aide
Ex-Member of Somali Terrorist Group Helps a US Prosecution
Maldives president reneges on deal for early elections
Al-Qaeda will expose double agent’s identity, security chiefs fear
MI5 feared British police attended terrorist camps
Al-Qaeda leaders believed that British double agent in underwear bomb plot was from radical Islamic family
UN moves to compensate the victims of terrorism
Two held, homes evacuated in UK over ‘terror plan’
Our war legacy to Afghans: £1bn of military vehicles will be given to national army when British troops pull out
British agent in underpants bomb plot had been working undercover ‘for up to a year’
British played central role in foiled bomb operation: sources
Saudi agent in bomb plot held UK passport, source says
The European Court of Human Rights denied the appeal of radical Islamist cleric Abu Qatada against the UK’s deportation order. The UK has been seeking to send him to Jordan since his arrest in 2002.
Egypt Islamist vows global caliphate in Jerusalem
Border checks on drugs and guns ‘dropped’ at Heathrow
Authorities filed terrorism charges against Adrian Wall, 47; Liiban Nursharif, 30; and Daud Ali, 40, who were arrested with four others all believed to be part of a khat-smuggling operation that funded terrorism. Ali was also charged for having a fake Norwegian passport. The four other suspects remain in custody.
Ground-based air defence systems tested in Olympics security exercise
Abu Qatada judges to decide his appeal on 9 May
Scotland Yard arrested seven people suspected of involvement in a network that smuggles khat to the US and Canada; the network’s proceeds are thought to be used to fund terror activities in Somalia. In a separate case, a Birmingham man, Kamran Ahmed, 21, was charged with possessing documents useful for preparing acts of terrorism.
Doubts of victory surface in war on Afghan poppy crops