The family of PC Keith Palmer, who was killed by a man pledging allegiance to Islamic State, say they have been let down by Scotland Yard and “come below” terrorist Khalid Masood.
Police are appealing to the British public, asking them to act as “counter-terrorism citizens” and help thwart plots and stop the wave of Islamic extremist attacks hitting the nation.
ISIS has singled out crowded London streets as “ideal targets” for supporters to mow down pedestrians in the latest edition of the terror group’s online magazine. Published in ten languages, the most recent issue of ISIS’ magazine Rumiyah published tutorials
Whitehall sources have told The Times that security services have identified 350 Islamic State militants who have returned to Britain from Syria and who pose a potential terror threat.
The U.S. government has issued a new terror alert for citizens travelling to Europe after the continent played host to four jihadi attacks in just four weeks.
The terror suspect who was apprehended with knives near Downing Street Thursday was “born abroad” and has been named as Khalid Mohammed Omar Ali, the BBC has learnt.
International terrorism expert Peter Neumann has warned Europe to expect an increasing number of attacks, as Friday’s truck terror in Stockholm marked the third Islamist atrocity to hit the continent in just three weeks with other deadly assaults taking place in St. Petersburg and London.
Making reference to former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, British MP Daniel Kawczynski has said he “has every confidence” that the UK, together with U.S. President Donald J. Trump, can defeat Islamic terrorism.
Khalid Masood came back from jail obsessed with Islam, neighbours have said, after serving two years for a brutal attack that he tried to blame on ‘racism’.
The fourth victim of the Westminster terror attack has been named as 75-year-old Leslie Rhodes of South London.
American Kurt Cochran, who was on a tour of Europe with his wife, has been named as one of the three victims who died in Wednesday’s terror attack in Westminster.
The terror attack in Westminster Wednesday shows Australia’s decision to reject 500 asylum seekers over security fears was “prudent”, the nation’s immigration minister said on Thursday.
The first named civilian victim of Wednesday’s terror attack, which saw a terrorist mow down pedestrians on Westminster Bridge with a car before entering the grounds of Parliament and stabbing a police officer to death, has been identified as married mother of two, Aysha Frade.
