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Property in the village of Osve has been bought by Isis members suspected of hosting a terror training camp.

Ahmad, who was extradited to the US after 10 years in UK prisons, thanks God for his freedom.

The child shot the men in the head during the mass killings in Tikrit last year.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK meets the man who aims to lead the battle for Turkey's Kurds.

The 23-year-old is charged with being a felon in possession of firearms.

EXCLUSIVE: Foreign fighters frustrated by a lack of 'return on investment' on the front line in northern Iraq.

Tests find no sign of toxic content but 5 men under arrest on terror charges.

Hamas is recognised as a terror organisation by the UK, EU and US, and has a gruesome track record.

The Nigerian extremist group offers to free over 200 girls in exchange for militant leaders held by the government.

Conservative ministers play into jihadists hands with a raft of new clampdowns that prioritise security over liberty.

Two former Isis slaves talk about being sold and repeatedly raped by militants.

UK group Faith Matters will study why Isis has such a powerful lure on some young people.

Boko Haram expected to increase terror attacks as its military offensive falters.

Terrorists can't 'excuse themselves by saying the slaughter of innocent people' is a response to government.

Ten years on we appear as confused as ever about radicalisation, British Muslims and the Middle East.

The president said the US would not send more ground troops but would increase support for moderate Syrian opposition forces.

A survivor of the 2005 bombings had an emotional reunion with the police officer who saved her life.

EXCLUSIVE: Former British support worker gives first-hand account of the fall of Tel Abyad in Syria.

Rezgui resembled a 'postman… delivering letters' during his murderous attack.

We should expect more Isis attacks in Sinai in the near future.

Miriam's Vision is a school programme designed to dissuade children from extremism.

Governments that followed ousted dictator Ben Ali have not tackled economic problems that sparked Tunisia's revolution.

Several US agencies released a warning on 27 June of a possible terrorist threat.

Police, soldiers, emergency services and intelligence officers involved in counter-terrorism training exercise

The attack in Sousse is expected to impact the industry even more than the Bardo attack in March.

British officials have said that between 25-30 of the shooting victims may be British.

Tributes are being paid to the 38 people, including 15 Britons, killed in Tunisia.

London: Armed Forces Day and Pride events will have increased security after 'Bloody Friday'.

French President confirms one man was killed and two injured in attack in Saint-Quentin-Fallavier, Lyon.

A man carrying an Islamist flag joins attackers from Islamic State targeting France