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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's British-born wife could face extradition if formally charged

Syrias British first lady Asma al-Assad who shopped for £4,000 shoes while her country tipped into bloody violence faces war crimes prosecution in UK Asma al-Assad could be prosecuted for war crimes in UK for her alleged role in Syrian civil war The Met Police opened a preliminary investigation into allegations that she incited and encouraged acts of terrorism during conflict UN panel has ruled thousands of civilians subjected to torture during conflict

Drill rapper, 27, guilty of plotting terror rampage during first UK lockdown Latest Updated: 12 Mar 2021, 17:07 Invalid Date, A RAPPING jihadi from a family of extremists, was today convicted of plotting a terror attack with an 18-inch gladiator-style sword and combat vest. Wannabe drill star Sahayb Abu, 27, used his £100 Covid dole bonus to stock up on weapons for an atrocity. 4 4 His brother Muhamed, was cleared of failing to disclose information about a plotCredit: PA:Press Association The...

Aspiring rapper Sahayb Abu, 27, has been found guilty at the Old Bailey of plotting a terror attack in Britain during the coronavirus lockdown.

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03:19 EDT, 7 March 2021 14 shares Fears right wing groups breeding out of Melbourne could try on a Capitol Hill-style riot are growing amid an escalation in right-wing activity.  On Monday, police nabbed two men linked to a far right group over a shocking incident that saw a security guard allegedly bashed on a city street. The disturbing incident comes hot on the heels of increased sightings of neo-Nazi groups congregating en masse in country Victoria.  The disturbing incident comes hot o...

A Channel Nine security guard was allegedly assaulted by the leader of an Aussie neo-Nazi group, hours before an ACA report on far-right extremism.

Share Abu, from Dagenham, East London, who denies ever considering or planning terrorist acts, said of his drinks dream: ‘I wanted to have a blender in there and maybe an ice box with strawberry. ‘As well as working in shops, I wanted to go around London first thing in the morning. ‘People going off to work would say ‘smoothies, there’s a smoothie man standing somewhere in the road selling smoothies. ‘I can’t murder, I can’t do it, I can’t have someone’s blood on my hands. �...

​On the morning of Thursday, 25 February, officers from the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command arrested a 38-year-old man at a residential address in east London.

The officer, known as Rachid, told jurors he recognised the men in the photograph from another operation.   Rachid, spent nearly four hours chatting with Sahayb Abu when they met in Surrey Quays, south-east London, on June 30 last year. Abu, 27, had suggested getting together after Rachid told him in a Telegram chat that he had access to firearms in North Africa, the Old Bailey heard. Undercover police officer Rachid spent nearly four hours chatting with Sahayb Abu (pictured) when they met in...