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Leeds man, 42, arrested on suspicion of war crimes in Sierra Leone as police raid house in city The 42-year-old was arrested as part of an investigation into atrocities committed during the civil war in the 1990s Updated Get the latest news from all parts of our city - sign up for our free email newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in...

Source: United Kingdom London Metropolitan Police A man who shared explosives and firearms manuals while expressing his far-right views online has been convicted of terrorism offences. Michael Nugent, 37 (19/06/1983) of Ashford, Surrey, ran and was active on a number of extreme right wing chat groups on the Telegram app. He used different personas in the chat rooms, and expressed his racist views and hatred of ethnic minorities, and shared terrorist-related documents with others. But the invest...

Surrey man who ran far-right chat groups told members how to deliver bombs as Amazon packages Michael Nugent has been convicted of several terrorism offences and is due to be sentenced in June Michael Nugent was active on a number of extreme right wing chat groups on the Telegram app (Image: Met Police) Get the latest email updates for Surrey with our FREE daily newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe here When you subscribe we will use the information you...

A Surrey man who ran a number of extreme right wing group chats and shared how to make explosives and firearms online has been convicted.

By Lewis Berrill @LewisBerrill Chief reporter - east London and west Essex Former East Area Command Unit officer Syed Ali was arrested at Ilford Police Station. Photos: Google Maps/Met Police A former police sergeant has been sentenced for harassment after engaging in ‘unwanted and inappropriate contact’ with a witness. Syed Ali, formerly attached to the East Area Command Un...

Disgruntled tenant is convicted of trying to implicate landlord in Westminster Bridge terror attack  Gerald Banyard is now being hunted by police after failing to attend his verdict hearing and going on the run Gerald Banyard tried to implicate his landlord following a dispute A disgruntled tenant has been found guilty of trying to falsely implicate his landlord in the 2017 Westminster Bridge terror attack. Gerald Banyard, 67, sent two handwritten notes to police in the days after the deadly a...

Police are searching for a man who was convicted of falsely claiming there was a second person involved in the 2017 Westminster terror attack. Scotland Yard said Gerald Banyard, 67, tried to frame an innocent man over Khalid Masood’s deadly car and knife rampage “out of spite for his former landlord”. Masood killed four people on Westminster Bridge and stabbed PC Keith Palmer to death outside Parliament, before being shot dead by police in the...

Date Time Milestone reached as final allocation of 2729 police announced Melbourne’s north west and southern suburbs will soon see another injection of police in the community, with the latest deployment numbers announced today. Westgate Division, which includes Hobsons Bay, Maribyrnong and Wyndham Police Service Areas, will receive the lion’s share for the regions, with 44 more police set to be stationed in the area. Dandenong Division, which includes Casey, Cardinia and Greater Dandenong ...

UK Police Officer Jailed for Membership of Neo-Nazi Group A British police officer was convicted on Friday of belonging to a neo-Nazi group and was jailed for more than four years. Ben Hannam, 22, was found guilty of being a member of the National Action (NA), a banned right-wing extremist group, from 2016 to 2017. Hannam, who pleaded guilty to possessing an indecent image of a child, was also convicted of lying on his application and vetting forms to join the Metropolitan Police and having two...

PC Ben Hannam, who has been jailed for his involvement with far-right terrorist organisation National Action POLICE officer Ben Hannam who was a member of Neo-Nazi far right extremist terrorist group National Action has been jailed for more than four years. Hannam, 22, is the first British police officer to be convicted of belonging to a neo-Nazi terrorist group following a trial at the Old Bailey. He was found guilty of membership of banned right-wing extremist group National Action i...