A woman described as “British” – believed to actually be from Northern Ireland – was among the militants who laid siege to a Kenyan mall, the country’s foreign minister has claimed.

Data seized from a UK investigative journalist’s partner who was detained for nine hours under anti-terror laws has led the police to launch a criminal investigation, the High Court in London has been told.

A task force for tackling radicalisation in the UK set up by the British Prime Minister in the wake of soldier Lee Rigby’s murder is to meet monthly in a bid to deal with extremism head on, a Downing Street spokesman has said.

Net migration into Britain has fallen by more than a third, according to fresh figures released today as the number of immigrants arriving in the country dropped ”significantly”.

Terrorism returned to the streets of London today as two suspected Muslim fanatics butchered a man in broad daylight in the name of “Allah”.

Two suspected terrorists have “brutally murdered” a man on a London street in broad daylight prompting a major emergency response from the British Government.

Criminal charges over the Hillsborough disaster are back on the table as a fresh police investigation is launched.

Britain's Home Secretary Theresa May has said that the Government will continue the fight to "get rid" of terror suspect Abu Qatada after he won his latest battle to stay in the UK.

In the UK a man has been arrested over a cyber attack on the website of the British Home Secretary Theresa May.

David Cameron insisted today that police and politicians had worked together to tackle the ugly riots that swept across England.

Much of London shut down early today as 16,000 police officers took to the streets ahead of a feared fourth night of rioting, looting and arson.

BRITISH Prime Minister David Cameron was cutting short his holiday last night to fly back to Britain following a third night of violence in the capital.

Rioters were rampaging across Britain’s capital again tonight as politicians and police chiefs tried desperately to curb the “sheer criminality”.

MISSING Madeleine McCann could be found alive, Britain’s most senior police officer has said.

An explosive device found hidden in a printer cartridge on a cargo plane at a UK airport was apparently designed to blow the aircraft out of the sky, British Prime Minister David Cameron said tonight.

Two men were jailed today after a dissident republican gun smuggling plot was uncovered by an MI5 sting operation.

Northern Ireland's First Minister has said the raising of the threat level to Britain from dissident republicans is "worrying".

About 20 low-risk offenders are to take part in a pilot electronic tagging scheme this autumn, it was revealed today.

Gunman Derrick Bird was embroiled in a major tax investigation into a mystery £60,000 deposited in his bank account, according to a friend.

A man described as an “al Qaida operative” and another labelled as “willing to participate” in his plans today won the right to stay in the UK.