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Counter-terror officer to head UK's Prevent de-radicalisation programme
Tim Jacques takes up role after criticism scheme is ill-equipped to deal with evolving extremist threat
People smugglers operating 'travel service' for migrants out of car wash jailed
Dilshad Shamo and Ali Khdir were part of operation that moved thousands from Middle East through Europe
UK man in court charged with being Al Shabab platoon leader
Jermaine Grant in court for attending commando training camp and using AK-47 in battles
Truce gives Houthis opportunity to choke shipping in Bab Al Mandeb strait
Iranian methods to control transit through Strait of Hormuz could be replicated in Red Sea
Roman Abramovich charity taps former UN aid envoy Martin Griffiths
Pressure mounts over pledge by former Chelsea owner to distribute proceeds of club sale
Drones and police patrols reinforce European security operations for Passover
Major cities across Europe have faced Iran-linked attacks since the start of the Middle East war
How oil tanker crews act quickly to thwart missile attack fires
Protecting highly flammable cargo after direct hit from drone or missile is vital
Teenager 'hired on Snapchat' arrested over Bank of America bomb plot in Paris
France accuses Iran of orchestrating series of attacks across Europe
UK charity sued by its US branch over alleged Muslim Brotherhood links
Islamic Relief USA claims damage as a result of Islamic Relief Worldwide ties
Inside the AI group that claimed London ambulance attack
Expert says Ashab Al Yamin, which claimed responsibility, is probably the first AI-led terrorist movement
Shipping operators to shun 'Tehran Tollbooth' for Strait of Hormuz
Expert tells The National that Iran can only rely on coercion to achieve its aim
Police refused to investigate theft of Starmer adviser's phone
Device could contain messages relating Lord Mandelson's appointment as ambassador to the US
Two men arrested after arson attack on Jewish charity ambulances in London
British nationals were arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life
Iran tells UN 'non-hostile vessels' may cross Hormuz but shipping firms wary
Letters to UN Security Council and IMO say ships must not support or take part in action against Iran
'Zombie ship' uses fake ID to shuttle Iranian oil through Strait of Hormuz
Mysterious boat appears on tracking systems as vessel that was scrapped in India last year
