Muammar Gaddafi supporters rocketed a front line south of Tripoli today, testing the patience of the country’s new leaders as a grace period for the holdouts to surrender runs out.

FIFA president Sepp Blatter will join the head of Interpol on Monday to reveal details of a major investigation into a global match-fixing network.

Interpol, the largest international police organisation in the world, issued a global security alert to its 188 member countries today after explosives were found on two US-bound planes last week.

The chief of Interpol has said the “skyrocketing” number of extremist websites is making it easier for terrorists to recruit middle class youths around the world.

Air France and other airlines today moved to replace speed monitors suspected of feeding false information to the computers of Flight 447 and leading to a series of failures that broke the plane apart over the Atlantic Ocean.

Interpol launched a worldwide appeal to the public today to help identify a man suspected of sexually abusing young boys from Southeast Asia - images of whom were spread through the internet.

Protests along the Olympic torch relay route and reports of foiled terrorist plots in China suggest a real possibility for violence during the Beijing games, the head of Interpol said today.

Thai police said today that a paedophile whose computerised “mask” was unravelled spectacularly by Interpol was a 32-year-old Canadian.

The investigation into who masterminded and bankrolled the plane bombing plot will be a global and multifaceted probe led by British, US and Pakistani authorities but reliant on intelligence from other countries, counterterrorism experts said Friday.

Interpol today called for British authorities to provide details of an alleged terrorist plot to blow up several aircraft flying from Britain to the United States, in order to help other countries take security measures and help prevent similar incidents.

Police forces around the world are beginning to recognise bioterrorism as a serious threat despite sceptics who doubt that preventive measures are needed, the head of Interpol said in Singapore today.

A BIOTERRORIST attack is not a case of “if” but “when”, the international police organisation Interpol warned today, citing threats by the al-Qaida terror network to use biological weapons.

Interpol today said it had offered to send a team to London to help investigators probing the series of explosions that rocked the public transport system.

PIRATED music and films are funding terrorist groups in the Middle East and Northern Ireland, according to top police officials.

Illegally pirated music and films are funding rogue terrorist groups in Northern Ireland, a leaked Interpol report has claimed.

Police around the world will be trained to use technology in a new global effort to stamp out child pornography, officials with the International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children announced today.

Spain was plunged into further terror crisis today when a bomb was discovered on a high speed rail line near Madrid that was being used by hundreds of people heading on holiday.

Accurate, detailed information on the priceless antiquities looted from Iraqi museums is crucial for the international effort to track them down, experts and officials said at a meeting on stolen artefacts today.

The chief of Interpol said today he believes Osama bin Laden is still alive, and that intelligence showed al-Qaida was planning a large-scale terrorist attack.