Police have identified the man who died during the Finsbury Park attack that took place in the early hours of Monday morning as 51-year-old grandfather Makram Ali.
A man has been detained under mental health legislation outside the Houses of Parliament Thursday afternoon after he “verbally abused officers”. The incident is reported to have taken place by Black Rod’s Garden, adjacent to the Sovereign’s Gate to the Houses
London police were called to reports of a man attacking worshippers at the Regent’s Park Mosque but when they arrived discovered the weapon in use was, in fact, a shoe horn.
French police have confirmed an incident on the Champs-Élysées, Paris Monday afternoon after reports of a police van having been hit by a car.
Police arrested a shirtless man on a side road running parallel with Paddington station in central London Monday afternoon after he reportedly attacked a police officer and shouted “Allahu Akbar”. Witnesses on the scene said the unidentified individual attacked an
A so-called “red alert” was triggered at Germany’s Stuttgart international airport Sunday after overheard remarks about blowing up an aircraft at the transport hub up were deemed credible. Three men were overheard arguing onboard a flight to Bulgaria as it
The volume and complexity of legislation that will need to be debated and passed by Britain’s House of Commons have been cited as the justification for the government calling a two-year Parliament, to start sitting Wednesday.
London’s Palace of Westminster was placed on lockdown Friday morning after a man believed to be carrying a knife was reportedly disabled with a Taser stun device and arrested by police officers outside the Palace Yard gate. The location of
Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron, who faced repeated questioning over his Christian faith during his tenure and in the lead-up to the general election, has quit his post, implying leading a Christian life is not possible in Britain’s present political climate.
The millennia-old Borough Market was reopened Wednesday morning with a minute’s silence, 11 days after the Islamist terror attack which killed eight on June 3rd.
Democratic Unionist Party leader Arlene Foster has hailed the “very good discussions” representatives of her Northern Ireland (Ulster) based party have been having with Theresa May’s Conservatives, with political observers now expecting an official pact between the parties as early as Wednesday.
Swedish police launched a murder investigation Tuesday morning after a stolen truck collided with several cars, before crashing in Stockholm. The driver went on the run, and was later captured by police. A 42 year old male was arrested this
A young police officer was “seriously injured” at a Munich subway station Tuesday morning after an individual was able to steal a police officer’s pistol and go on a shooting rampage, according to reports. Officers were called to Munich Unterföhring S-Bahn
The chairman of Britain’s oldest conservative think tank has slammed political strategist turned media pundit Steve Hilton for portraying himself as a Tea Party style anti-establishment figure, accusing him of being a liberal “moderniser” and RINO (Republican in name only).
French political magazine Charlie Hebdo has published a front-page cartoon of British Prime Minister Theresa May holding her own severed head and a number of other drawings satirising Britain’s response to terror in its latest edition.
Parts of London’s most iconic square and neighbouring streets and stations have been closed to the public Thursday afternoon as police responded to a “suspicious item”.
Polls opened 0700 BST Thursday for Britain’s second general election in two years, unexpectedly called by Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May in April while her party was riding high in the polls. Electing 650 members of parliament to form the
Armed police are to be deployed to patrol polling stations Thursday, and exclusion zones to prevent voter intimidation are to be established in some areas when Britain votes to select their next government.
French police shot an Algerian man who reportedly attacked them while shouting “this is for Syria” outside the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, France. One officer is reported to have been injured in the incident.
London’s Metropolitan Police have named Youssef Zaghba as the third attacker, just hours after they announced the release all 12 suspects arrested in connection to Saturday’s terror attack at London Bridge.
London’s recently installed chief of Police Cressida Dick has said the three recent terror attacks to hit targets in the United Kingdom had a “domestic centre of gravity”, but refused to comment on how much police knew about the perpetrators
Nigel Farage visited the prospective constituency of UKIP candidate Peter Harris Friday, as the party made their concerns known about the practices of the Labour Party. Just hours before, the Soros-funded hard left group ‘Hope Not Hate’ were accused as acting
Statements by the European Union and China trailed ahead of Paris Climate Deal meetings this week suggest the two powers intend to push ahead with the potentially damaging pact, despite the apparent withdrawal of the U.S.
The leaders of the United Kingdom’s two primary political parties faced questions and cross-examination — although not from one another — in a live television debate Monday night. Following the refusal by Prime Minister Theresa May to face her rivals in
A combination of government benefits and low-interest loans meant to pay for further education were used to fund the terror plot of Manchester killer Salman Abedi, police believe. Police are investigating the finances of university dropout turned Islamist killer Salman
A British police officer was moved to activate her panic button after taking offence at a parody song making fun of former Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden being played at a garden party, bringing in serious re-enforcements to a small
The pace of terror plots successfully intercepted and prevented by Britain’s intelligence and counter-terror agencies considerably quickened in the months leading up to the Manchester attack. Security service sources have revealed five terror plots were foiled between the Westminster attack
The government terror threat level of ‘critical’, which was set after the Manchester terror attack on Monday was reduced to severe Saturday lunchtime, as British police announced another series of terror arrests. ‘Critical’, which means the government and security services
The world’s closest intelligence sharing arrangement is in jeopardy after key details and photographs from the Manchester bombing were apparently leaked by United States’s law enforcement sources to domestic journalists.
British political parties have announced they are suspending campaigning for the forthcoming general election after a suicide bombing in Manchester killed at least 22, and injured 60.
The Chief Minister of the British sovereign territory Gibraltar, the two and a half square mile outpost on the southern tip of Spain, has announced the Rock, as it is known, is to mark Brexit by replacing EU flags in the territory with Commonwealth ones.
Conservative election strategists have bought advertising space with internet search engine giant Google to beat bad publicity over the so-called ‘dementia tax’ — ensuring their own take on the controversy comes ahead of negative news articles.
Anticipating post-Brexit changes in market conditions, Swedish furniture giant IKEA has revealed it is considering producing more of the products sold in Britain in Britain. Presently only a small fraction of IKEA products sold in the UK are made in Britain
Italian police played down terror concerns Friday after a “radicalised” man stabbed two soldiers and a police officer with a kitchen knife in Milan railway station, but have now launched a terror inquiry after more details about the suspect’s possible
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange appeared on the Ecuadorian embassy balcony Friday afternoon after Sweden announced they were dropping the investigation into alleged rapes. Calling today’s development an “important victory”, Mr Assange, 45, who has been claiming political asylum in the
Swedish Police officially dropped their seven-year long investigation into rape accusations against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, but a British arrest warrant still hangs over his head.
Members of the Somaliland diaspora celebrated the anniversary of their homeland’s 1991 declaration of independence from Somalia by dancing down Whitehall, the thoroughfare at the heart of British government.
The memorial to Drummer Lee Rigby, British Army soldier who was murdered by Islamist knifemen outside his barracks in Woolwich, London, has been vandalised just days before the anniversary of his death.
A new report from the London Borough of Redbridge has revealed almost one in five of all child deaths in the area since 2008 were down to their parents being close relatives.
Emmanuel Macron, the new president of France, travelled to Berlin on his first day of office to continue the long-standing tradition of French leaders meeting the German chancellor their first priority in office, and used the occasion to kick into
