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Exclusive: analysis reveals firearms offences have increased in 29 out of 43 forces over past decade

The four militants with the so-called Islamic State group carried out acts of brutality in the mid-2010s before three were captured and one was killed.

Advanced analysis of fragments of information enabled Scotland Yard to identify three of jihadis who held and tortured captives

The four militants were identified because of arrests years earlier at an English Defence League counter-protest.

The four militants were identified because of arrests years earlier at an English Defence League counter-protest.

Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, June 1: The Indian Army’s 16 Corps, also known as the White Knight Corps, commemorated the 50th anniversary of its raising on Wednesday with its officiating General Officer Commanding (GOC) Maj Gen J S Bindra remembering the gallant soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty, a defence spokesman said. The General Officer paid floral tributes to the bravehearts in a traditional wreath-laying ceremony at the “Ashwamedh Shaurya Sthal&#8221...

May 14, 2022 - Agents of the National Police, the National Border Service, and the Public Ministry rescued five migrants at the Guabalá checkpoint, in the district of

Met chief Dame Cressida Dick left the job last week, with her deputy Sir Stephen House temporarily taking the reins until a permanent successor is appointed in the summer.

The outgoing Commissioner demanded operational independence from local and central government for the Met in a year when the Mayor of London ousted her.

Mike Fuller says police should introduce Northern-Irish style quotas to increase number of ethnic minority officers