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United Kingdom
An al Qaeda “recruiting sergeant” has gone missing from the “control orders” program which allows accused terrorists to remain out of jail. The unnamed operative is the seventh suspect to flee the program since its inception.
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Al Qaeda
UK al Qaeda cell members jailed
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United Kingdom
Briton found guilty of Al Qaeda plot
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United Kingdom
(UK) Police move to foil ‘tanker bombers’
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Iraq
MoD to pull troops out of Iraq within a year
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Israel
‘UK jihadis threaten Israel’
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United Kingdom
Fertiliser bomb plotter’s brothers missing
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United Kingdom
Three terrorism suspects held under “control orders” – which allows them to be electronically tagged and remain out of jail, have disappeared. “A quarter of those subject to the controversial orders [5 of 20] — imposed on suspects who are not charged with a crime — are now missing,” Reuters reports.
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Iraq
Prince Harry won’t go to Iraq
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United Kingdom
TNSM’s jihadi shadow over London
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United Kingdom
Police arrested 4 more Muslim suspects in the 7/7 London Tubes bombings, including the widow of terrorist Mohammed Sidique Khan. Police believe the 4 are involved in the “commission, preparation, or instigation of acts of terrorism.” A London chef detained then released from Guantanamo Bay will now face charges in his native country of Morocco.
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United Kingdom
Intercepting terror
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Pakistan
US pushes for visa control on Pakistani Britons
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United Kingdom
UK Bomber transcript
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United Kingdom
MI5 trailed 7/7 bombers for a year
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Al Qaeda
British terror trial – Fertiliser, treason and plot
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United Kingdom
Five British Muslims were convicted of plotting terrorist strikes throughout the country, and sentenced to life. The men “were charged with planning to use homemade fertilizer bombs on targets including London nightclubs, trains, and the gas and power network.” Some had links to senior al Qaeda leaders and trained in Pakistan. – The plotters. The targets.
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United Kingdom
Alive and Well and Living in London – Why won’t Britain extradite Islamic extremists?
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United Kingdom
(UK) Two Libyan terror suspects cannot be deported
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Al Qaeda
(UK) Cyber terror threat is growing, says Reid
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Al Qaeda
Terrorist 007 ‘was internet propagandist for al Qaeda™
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United Kingdom
(UK/Iran) Boarding of Persian Gulf ships will resume
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Al Qaeda
Britain’s Anti-Terror Chief Offers Somber View
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United Kingdom
(UK) Blair rejects calls for anti-terror leaks inquiry
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United Kingdom
London police arrested six terror suspects during raids in London and Luton. Among those arrested was Abu Izzadeen (aka Omar Brooks), who heckled Home Secretary John Reid. Izzadeen has been “linked to radical Islamic group al-Ghurabaa, an offshoot of al-Muhajiroun,” which was founded by Omar Bakri Mohammed.
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Al Qaeda
Universities ‘targeted’ by Islamic extremists
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United Kingdom
Britain is forming an “inter-departmental group” which “will bring together research, information and communications units to generate material to rebut extremist ideology aimed at the media.” The group is directed at al Qaeda use of the Internet and “new media.”
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Iran
Thank God our servicemen are free, but make no mistake, this has been a humiliation for Britain
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Al Qaeda
MI5 ‘tried to recruit’ Guantanamo detainee
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United Kingdom
Briton ‘could stage another September 11’
