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Police released two women arrested as part of the terror probe into the killing of a 25-year-old soldier in London as searches continued at six homes across England.
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Updated 1 hour, 51 minutes ago
The young man dripping with blood after the murder of a U.K. soldier declared in a south London accent that he was acting in defense of “our lands.” He didn’t mean Britain.
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In Boston and London, injured suspects in recent terror attacks were taken to hospitals to recover under armed guard. Their bedside treatment by authorities won’t be the same.
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Residents of the southeast London neighborhood where a 25-year-old British soldier was slaughtered in a terrorist attack yesterday reacted with unease at what the incident meant for immigrant relations.
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The U.K. government said a 25-year- old soldier was the victim of a terrorist attack yesterday that Prime Minister David Cameron called a “betrayal of Islam.”
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An attack with a knife and cleaver that left one man described as a British soldier dead in southeast London struck at the heart of an area that’s become the center of terrorism trials in the U.K.
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Three men charged with supporting the Somali terrorist group al-Shabaab had ties to two suicide bombers from Minnesota, the U.S. said.
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Arab Bank Plc, Jordan’s largest lender, lost a bid to avoid a U.S. trial in a lawsuit brought by terrorism victims who accuse it of supporting attacks in Israel.
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Home Secretary Theresa May said Britons who travel abroad to attend terrorist training camps will be barred from holding a passport, an attempt to combat the threat of violence by home-grown militants.
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Suicide bombers attacked the office of a senior government administrator in the Pakistani city of Peshawar as political parties discussed preparations for a May election, killing four security personnel, Geo TV reported.
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