All news on the topic: Terrorism

Ministers have announced emergency measures to let prisoners out early to free up jail space - but there are concerns the probation service will not be able to cope

Ex-Tory Armed Forces minister Mark Francois savaged the Government after Jeremy Hunt failed to commit more funds to defence in the Budget despite the growing threat of war

The 100ml liquid ban is set to be scrapped but the scheme to introduce new scanners has been delayed at many airports. Travellers have been warned not to get confused

Rebecca Rigby, whose soldier husband was murdered in a terror attack in Woolwich in 2013, has signed a joint letter calling for an end to hatred towards Muslims

Christian Sollitt, 44, claimed he was an "MI6 agent" and wanted access to a high security spy base in Yorkshire. However, he was busted by police and was handed a 18-month community order

Volcano Group, who've been wreaking havoc in Germany since 2011, have been branded the 'dumbest eco-terrorists' by a disgruntled Elon Musk after the alleged attack on his Tesla factory

On October 7, Hamas invaded Israeli border towns, slaughtering more than 1,100 people and capturing many more - with reports from their subsequent detention containing horrific stories of sexual abuse and torture

Islamic State militants attacked a desert area in Syria near the town of Kobajeb in the eastern province of Deir el-Zour, killing 18 truffle hunters. Around 50 people are missing

In the House of Commons, Jeremy Hunt brought up comments by Labour peer Peter Mandelson who said Keir Starmer could "shed a few pounds"

During his police interview after murdering Sarah Everard, Wayne Couzens writhes in his seat as officers ask him how he is feeling to which he replies: "I'm in a dark place"

Nikolaos Karvounakis was beaten by another prisoner who allegedly 'snapped' over he kept moaning about what was on the menu at HMP Edinburgh, Scotland

Prince Harry has lost his bid to oveturn a ruling that saw his security status downgraded after he stopped being a "working royal" - a move which his legal team declared "unlawful and unfair"

Alexei Navalny's widow Yulia told the European Parliament says she fears Vladimir Putin will order arrests - or worse - at her husband's funeral, set to be held Friday

A funeral for Alexei Navalny is set to be held later this week after his shock death in a notorious prison earlier this month, with critics blaming Russian leader Putin

Vladimir Putin has not enjoyed celebrating the start of the third year of his invasion of Ukraine as his enemies have shot down several warplanes with a dollar cost of more than £800million

At least 45,000 security personnel are set to be in place on the streets, rooftops and inside buildings

Vladimir Putin has lost another of his diminishing fleet of £260 million A-50U spy planes after a series of drone attacks took out their targets with devastating accuracy using a long-range air defence missile

Wannabe revolutionary Jacob Graham, 19, from Norris Green in Liverpool, had collected a stash of chemicals and manuals on weapons, bombs and poisons, police said

Armed Forces Minister James Heappey confirmed that 73 armed forces personnel have been referred to the Prevent programme, which tackles potential terrorists, between 2018 and 2023

As the Court of Appeal rules she should be stripped of her citizenship, Fleet Street Fox asks what the heck we're playing at

Tory Chief Whip Simon Hart heaped pressure on Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle not to allow a vote on Labour's call for a ceasefire in Gaza ahead of chaotic debate

Vladimir Putin's Lefortovo Prison on the outskirts of Moscow is where the Russian President's forces keep terrorist suspects, so-called spies and high-profile ex-officials

David Neal was sacked after claiming that hundreds of private jet passengers were allowed into the UK without going through proper checks, which he branded a "scandal"

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York denounced Cecilia Gentili's burial, which was held on Thursday at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan and attended by an enormous quantity of people

'Steelworkers will march on Friday against plans that would cost 2,500 jobs - its time to fight for the future of Port Talbot - we need serious investment to decarbonise and rebuild after decades of under-investment'