Britain bans controversial Indian preacher Zakir Naik

Afghanistan moves quickly to tap newfound mineral reserves

UK – Plastic bags to be put over Birmingham ‘terror cameras’

UK drug addict tells of Taliban recruitment

UK – Afghanistan: beginning of the end

UK – Defence chief Sir Jock Stirrup paid the price of the ‘chronic mismanagement’ of Afghanistan campaign

UK – Face-to-face passport interviews catch only eight fraudsters

Anwar al-Awlaki: MI5 warns of the al-Qaeda preacher targeting Britain

UK – Officers™ mess: military chiefs blamed for blundering into Helmand with ‘eyes shut and fingers crossed™

UK – Afghanistan must remain our top priority, Army Chief Gen Sir David Richards says

UK – Prisoners convert to Islam for jail perks

UK govt under pressure to ban televangelist Zakir Naik

Afghan police failings fuelling Taliban recruitment, say UK army chiefs

Iraqi refugees haunted by horrors they left behind

Muslim preacher of hate is let into Britain

Don™t cut your defence budget too deeply, Nato chief warns Britain

Cleric to UK Muslims: Don’t import brides from India, Pak

UK – Top army bomb squad officer Col Bob Seddon resigns

Government may speed up withdrawal of UK troops

Britain ready to hand over detainees to United States again

British troops in Afghanistan to be put under US command

An immigration court granted the appeal of Abid Naseer, who is fighting his extradition to his home country of Pakistan. Naseer is an al Qaeda operative who was plotting attacks in England. The court said Naseer’s human rights could be violated if he is returned to Pakistan.

Afghan demand from new Britain government

Nation building is a luxury in Afghanistan

Pakistanis want British MP to remove terror stigma

British diplomat takes key Afghan role

Top soldier in southern Afghanistan warns against Taliban ‘impunity’

Europe’s antiterrorism agencies favor human intelligence over technology

Nato has only seven months to take Kandahar from the Taleban

‘Al-Qaeda in Britain’ leader who threatened Gordon Brown and Tony Blair pleads guilty
