All news on the topic: Terrorism

Members of the United Kingdom's armed forces are struggling to feed their families and pay the bills with the number of troops on Universal Credit shooting up by 30% in a year

Dramatic scenes at Tewkesbury Academy in Gloucestershire yesterday saw the school locked down and a teacher rushed to hospital following the shock knife attack

A mix-up over Daniel Burke's name led to the stunned father being grilled by officials for hours before being deported back to the UK

Christopher Gibbons and Tyrone Patten-Walsh have been found guilty of terrorism offences following a trial at Kingston Crown Court and will be sentenced on September 26

The late Queen was at home in Windsor Castle on Christmas Day when Jaswant Singh Chail scaled a wall with a nylon rope ladder and a loaded crossbow. He told police “I’m here to kill the Queen"

Wendy Jane Marais was headed to Narita, Japan on a long-haul flight from Mexico, but was stopped when she arrived on a stopover in Manila

Guidance on safety and security risks have been amended, with an advisory against travel to some parts of the country and all but essential travel to other areas

Bravery and determination – something we have seen all over Baghdad 20 years on from the 2003 invasion – drove Mohammed al-Najjar to create the team

Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan returns for it's fourth season on Amazon Prime for what has been called his "most dangerous mission yet" as John Krasinski reprises his Bond-esque role

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has updated its advice for Turkey and issued warnings about the threat of terrorism ahead of the summer holiday season

The Mirror has returned to the scene of the bloodshed after negotiating via contacts for safe passage

Under a deeply flawed system, they were allowed to load their companies with debt to pay their shareholders billions in dividends

Specialists are carrying out tests on DNA samples from the remains of a terror suspect collected after a cave was bombed in the Hamrin Mountains in north east Iraq

Though the Wagner coup over the weekend was over in a matter of hours, it was the strongest challenge against Vladimir Putin and his leadership in his 20 years in office - and it's a challenge that he will be unable to ride out, according to senior Ukrainian officials

A member of public has applied to be allowed to burn Islam's holiest book, the Quran, outside a mosque in Stockholm which will have a large number of worshippers there for an Eid celebration at 1.30pm today

British Armed Forces Minister James Heappey pointed to the Kremlin's losses as evidence of how NATO's support for Kyiv had harmed Russian forces without the alliance needing to fire weapons

Exclusive figures obtained by the Sunday Mirror have shown a sharp rise in the number of immigration staff who are being investigated, suspended and losing their jobs.

MI5 wants new agent handlers, who will travel across London to meet spies and gather 'intelligence which will keeps the country safe', but stresses they must have good people skills

Portuguese speaker Valdo Amissão Mendes Calocane completed his degree in August last year, having won a place as a mature student in 2019

Harry Vaughan was 18 when he admitted 14 terror offences and two charges of possessing indecent images of children - he was spared jail but has now appeared in court again for new offences

The five-storey building in Kryvyi Rih, central Ukraine, was engulfed in a fireball in the early hours in latest attack from Russian invaders

Police in Nottingham say they are working with counter-terrorism police and 'keeping an open mind' about possible motives for an attack in the city centre in the early hours of Tuesday morning

The Unabomber, Theodore Kaczynski, has been depicted in various artistic works, and inspired popular culture, with movies and TV series centred around his criminal mastermind

Ted Kaczynski's nationwide bombing campaign killed three people and injured 23 more and saw the 'Unabomber' name etched into United States history as he evaded capture for almost two decades

President Zelensky called the aftermath an 'environmental bomb of mass destruction', as fears grew of an eco disaster from polluted waters, partly caused by oil leaking from the dam’s machinery