One of the men accused of murdering Lee Rigby has told a jury he loves al-Qaida and does not regret what happened to the soldier.

FBI experts have begun fingerprint, DNA and forensic analysis to help identify victims and the gunmen who attacked a Kenya shopping centre, killing more than 60 people.

Al Qaeda claimed responsibility for simultaneous raids on two Iraqi prisons and said more than 500 inmates had been set free in the operation, one of its most brazen in Iraq.

The removal of Mohamed Morsi could split Egyptian Islamist groups, and convince extremists that the democratic route doesn’t work, writes Alexander Dziadosz

Britain’s Prince Harry, who compared shooting insurgents in Afghanistan to playing video games, has probably developed a mental problem, the Taliban said.

Twenty people were killed in a suicide bombing in a Pakistani market close to the Afghan border today, officials said.

THE head of Afghanistan’s High Peace Council, former president Burhanuddin Rabbani, who had been trying to negotiate a political end to the war, was killed yesterday, a senior police officer said.

A British security worker jailed for life for murdering two colleagues in Iraq is threatening to take his own life, his family said today.

Two gunmen on a motorcycle opened fire on a group of tourists near one of India's biggest mosques today, injuring two Taiwanese and raising concerns about security less than two weeks before an international sporting event in the Indian capital.

The Taliban released a video today purporting to show a US soldier who was captured more than five months ago in eastern Afghanistan.

Al-Qaida's deputy leader has criticised President Barack Obama's upcoming speech to the Islamic world in Cairo, saying it will not change the "bloody messages" the US military is sending Muslims in Iraq and Afghanistan.

ONE name that will be at the forefront of the investigators’ minds is that of Abdul Subhan Qureshi, also known as Tauqeer, a Mumbai-educated member of the Indian Mujahideen credited with masterminding several of the previous attacks.

At least 78 people were killed and 200 injured today when gunmen opened fire on a crowded Mumbai railway station, luxury hotels and a restaurant popular with tourists.

An explosion hit a crowded flower market in the Indian capital today, injuring at least 17 people, police said.

INDIAN police hunted yesterday for Muslim militants behind co-ordinated bomb attacks against busy shopping areas in the nation’s capital that left 20 dead and close to 100 injured.

Al Qaida leader Osama bin Laden slammed Palestinian negotiations with Israel and urged holy war for the liberation of Palestine in a new audio tape broadcast today.

Al-Qaida deputy leader Ayman al-Zawahri said the US was being defeated in Afghanistan, Iraq and other fronts in a new video released today, the latest in a series put out by the terror network to mark the anniversary of the September 11 attacks.

Hamas militants today released a recorded message from captured Israeli soldier Cpl. Gilad Shalit, the first sign of life from the young serviceman since he was abducted exactly one year ago.

Hamas militants today released a recorded message from captured Israeli soldier Cpl Gilad Shalit, the first sign of life from the young serviceman since he was abducted exactly one year ago.

Al-Qaida today posted a video showing what it claimed to be an attack by its fighters seizing a US-Afghan post in southern Afghanistan, in what experts said was a step-up in the terror group’s increasingly sophisticated propaganda.

Five Islamic militant groups, including al-Qaida in Iraq, issued a joint statement today denouncing upcoming Iraqi elections as a “satanic project” that violates God’s law and vowed to continue their war to establish an Islamic government in the country.

The al-Qaida in Iraq militant group said today it has sentenced two Moroccan embassy employees kidnapped last month to death.

Security forces were desperately hunting today for an American hostage facing death within hours at the hands of terrorists in Saudi Arabia.

Mark Sage, New York

Muslim youths in California were forced to change the names of football teams after titles like “Soldiers of Allah” and “Mujahideen” caused uproar among Jews.

Spanish police arrested three suspected members of Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida network yesterday, one of whom had videotaped key buildings in the US, Interior Minister Angel Acebes said.

A suspected al Qaida leader and his family are living in a safe house in northern England where they are being looked after by British intelligence, it was claimed today.

An Afghan warlord with links to the Iranian and Pakistani authorities has called for a jihad, or holy war, against the British and US soldiers currently stationed in Afghanistan.

Hundreds of people were arrested in Kabul in connection with an alleged plot to destabilise the interim administration installed by the UN.

Osama bin Laden’s terrorist group Al Qaida has called for Muslims across the world to join a holy war against America and its allies.