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Bradley Carter appeared before the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Thursday for a bail application after what police allege was a siege situation at his Frankston North home

On Thursday it was reported that FBI agents are trawling around, apparently seeking dirt on Assange despite him being locked up in a maximum-security British prison for the past four years.

On Thursday, the Sydney Morning Herald and the Age, prominent Australian publications, reported new information indicating that the US Federal Bureau of

London's Metropolitan Police said specialists recovered the body of an eighth victim from the River Thames following the London Bridge attack.

The 19-year-old had "actively desired" travelling to Syria and to areas controlled by Islamic State, and had admitted if he was unable to go, he would instead carry out an attack in the UK.

A British teenager who detectives believe may have been just hours away from launching an attack on police or soldiers, was on Friday sentenced to a minimum of six years in jail for terrorism... | June 2, 2023

A teenager who became radicalised by Islamist propaganda online has been jailed for life after admitting a plot ...

A cross-party group of London politicians has warned Mayor Sadiq Khan that the capital’s emergency services could face difficulties responding to a major terrorist incident

In the final days of December 1980 multiple, strange encounters and wild incidents occurred in Rendlesham Forest, Suffolk

A serving member of the UK armed forces has been charged under the Official Secrets Act following an investigation by the Met's Counter Terrorism Command.