Muslim convert 'planned to kill 100' in foiled Oxford Street attack
Lewis Ludlow, from Kent, first caught the attention of police in 2010 when he attended a demonstration led by hate preacher Anjem Choudary
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Isis 'Beatles' challenge government on proposed US extradition
'I have many regrets, not just being here but previous to coming here,' Alexanda Kotey says. 'I have my regrets, not about coming to Syria'
Britain's youngest female terror plotter jailed for life
Safaa Boular 'knew what she was doing and acted with open eyes', judge says
Manchester Arena bomber was rescued by Royal Navy before attack
Attacker on holiday in Tripoli when he was evacuated alongside other British citizens
Katy Fallon The government is denying asylum to the victims of the Yazidi genocide
It is not enough to criticise the actions of Isis. The Home Office must actively support those who have been left in their wake – particularly those claiming asylum on UK soil
Muslims 'genuinely fear' being persecuted by Prevent, report warns
Manchester commission calls for increased transparency to combat 'extremism on the rise in all communities and walks of life'
Burger chain apologises for using image of Isis-beheaded journalist
The chain and the social media company which posted the tweet will be contributing to a charity in the journalist's name
Three killed in attack on midwife training school in Afghanistan
Dozens of students rescued by security services after seven-hour siege in Jalalabad
Patrick Cockburn Britain shows its weakness by not putting the Isis 'Beatles' on trial
Isis benefits from the imbroglio over the 'Beatles' because its atrocities have always aimed to provoke an overreaction by those it targets. This strategy worked well for al-Qaeda after 9/11 when US judicial credibility was damaged beyond repair
Home Office suspends cooperation with US over two Isis 'Beatles'
Sajid Javid had initially decided to waive Britain’s usual position of demanding assurances that capital punishment would not be applied
No evidence Isis responsible for Toronto shooting, police say
Isis claimed responsibility for attack which killed two people and injured 13
Rise in civilian deaths in Syria in Russian airstrikes, report says
Spike in first half of 2018 corresponds with huge Russian-backed Syrian government offensives to retake eastern Ghouta and Deraa province from rebel hands
New 'treason law' is not being considered by government
Critics say proposed law is too broad and would have 'grave consequences' for fundamental freedoms
Martha Spurrier Don't make us complicit in state-sponsored murder, Sajid Javid
We cannot ignore what the Americans are likely to do, wash our hands of responsibility and pretend it’s not our problem
Ewelina Ochab Isis’s genocidal crimes demand justice – but how can it be done?
It is a new kind of enemy, and the challenges it poses demand a tailormade legal approach
Isis fanatic who incited attacks on Prince George and World Cup jailed
Police say Husnain Rashid provided a ‘toolkit for terrorists’ around the world
Suspected US airstrike in Syria kills at least 54 people
US officials say strikes against Isis in both Syria and Iraq since 2014 have killed 800 civilians, but monitors put the toll at at least 6,000 people
Is eco-jihad the future of Islamic extremism?
Banning plastic bags and planting trees don’t seem to add up with terror groups' other activities – but there’s more than one reason jihadis might be embracing going green
Isis hit by onslaught of fake propaganda and cyberattacks
Operations by intelligence agencies and activists spark panic and infighting among supporters
Suspected Isis gunmen kill 10 in Afghanistan
Two attackers die after detonating suicide vests, while third was shot by security forces
Tallha Abdulrazaq The ideology that caused Isis to grow still brews in Mosul
The city, belonging predominantly to the Sunni Arab demographic who suffered the most during the fighting, must not be allowed to be neglected any further