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The british—iranian aid—worker, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe has lost an appeal against her second jail sentence in iran. foreign secretary liz truss has described the decision as an "appalling continuation of the cruel ordeal she is going through". mrs zaghari—ratcliffe was convicted in april of involvement in propaganda activity which she denies. her family say that there was no court hearing and now they are concerned she may be sent back to prison. she was first jailed for five—years ...

Circu circumstances. the police very quickly uncovered this as a possible terror incident. >> they discovered the name of the suspect in a prior investigation. they probably came across him or he was reported in the so-called prevent scheme, preventing radicalization of the government. what they are doing now is going through all of his possessions, especially through his laptop and mobil phone to see who else he is connected to to make sure that this was an act on his own or whether he was rece...

Them because thats what they are condoning this. and every four years, this could come back and be the norm. >> hes certainly right about this. lets bring in michael, a former speech writer for president bush. also with us, "usa today" columnist and cnn senior political analyst, kirsten powers. michael, let me start with you. great to have both of you on. let me start with your op-ed that summed up the trump threat that the sergeant was laying out. also eloquently just a few minutes ago, but you...

The French prefecture of Sarthe has closed the mosque of Allonnes after evidence revealed that sermons advocated for armed jihad.

There is that history of radicalization you and i were speaking about yesterday, isa, that emerged yesterday morning after their first press conference. but they are saying there had been history of radicalization, there were worries before this contact with police in the past. we have to wait until the outcome of the investigation to know precisely what the motive for the rampage of wednesday night was. the very latest, isa, is the arraignment has gotten away in the town of drummond. the suspec...

GUANGZHOU, Oct. 14 (Xinhua) -- Experts attending a counter-terrorism and de-radicalization symposium in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou have called for i

Police have confirmed the man suspected of having killed five in Norway was a convert to Islam who had been flagged for radicalisation.

Authorities are treating a bow-and-arrow attack that killed five people and wounded two others in a Norway town as an apparent act of terrorism,

Police have confirmed the man suspected of having killed five in Norway was a convert to Islam who had been flagged for radicalisation.

Large area, police say, before he was captured. unfortunately four people, four women and one man lost their lives, there are also two injuries and you can imagine these horrific scenes again of arrows being blown over streets, seen in the sideway, it left a community in shock. police say theyre now treating it as a terror investigation. they are hoping that that investigation will reveal the motivation of the attacker, but here is what we know about him so far. hes a 37-year-old danish national...