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Former English Defence League leader is likely to serve only 10 weeks
Harassment in Gulf waters comes as Donald Trump warns Tehran sanctions will soon 'increase substantially'
UN special envoy Martin Griffiths says progress towards peace has been 'grindingly slow'
Alek Sigley said the situation made him 'very sad'
Tibor Nagy urged the international community to support the deal reached between Sudanese protesters and the military to prevent other influences taking over
The Falcon Eye satellite was due to launch from Guiana on Saturday
Divisive candidates are being doused with the popular drink as election campaigning hots up
The festival has gone from strength to strength since its humble beginnings in 2002
She said the detention at immigration 'broke a little piece of my heart'
Richard Ratcliffe and his jailed wife Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe are calling for her release
The EU’s sanctions-busting Instex mechanism for trade with Iran is operational, an EU official has confirmed
Small sites like justpaste.it are making strides against extremist content but others refused to take action
Researcher tracks the most popular emojis used by the extremist group's supporters
The London-based tech firm is helping to redirect users from harmful content online
Academics wrangled over definitions of extremism and terrorism at a conference in Wales, UK
