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A teenager from Swindon has been convicted of six terrorism offences following a two-week trial at Winchester Crown Court.
A man from Barnsley has been sentenced after been found guilty of possessing terrorist material at a hearing at Sheffield Crown Court.
A man has today (30/8) pleaded guilty to attempting to murder a woman during an incident outside a leisure centre in Cheltenham in March this year.
‘Take action, save lives.’ That’s the message Counter Terrorism Policing is giving to young people.
Mohammed Afzal of Preston, Lancashire has been jailed for 3 years and 9 months following an investigation led by Counter Terrorism Policing North West.
The 17 year old has appeared before Westminster Magistrates Court today (Monday, July 31) and was remanded in custody until his next appearance.
Head of Counter Terrorism Policing Matt Jukes reflects on the threats our nation faces and how collective responsibility is crucial to public safety.
Emergency services in South Wales have been testing their preparedness for terrorism incidents this week
A man has been sentenced to four years imprisonment, and one year on extended licence, after being found guilty of planning an act of terrorism.
Two men who used a podcast series to encourage listeners to commit violent acts against ethnic minorities have been convicted of terrorism offences.