COMPLIMENTS of the season from festive Heathrow where the annual snow crisis has arrived a little earlier this year.

THREE British terrorists were jailed for life yesterday for plotting to murder thousands of passengers on transatlantic flights in an atrocity which would have compared to the September 11 attacks.

Three airliner bomb plotters were jailed for life in the UK today for planning what judge Mr Justice Henriques said was an atrocity comparable with the September 11 attacks.

A former Jihadi who has dedicated his life to deterring other young Muslims from becoming terrorists is getting the support he needs to continue his work, Hazel Blears said today.

THE Muslim radical who barracked British Home Secretary John Reid was released on conditional bail yesterday after being charged with a terrorism offence.

AT least three of the men arrested on suspicion of plotting to blow up a series of transatlantic flights were converts to Islam, it emerged yesterday.

A warehouse which burned to the ground destroying priceless works of modern art was burgled shortly before the blaze broke out, British police said today.

ABOUT 100 “irreplaceable” works of art belonging to Charles Saatchi have been destroyed in a warehouse fire.

A fire that destroyed hundreds of artworks thought to be worth millions of euro has “devastated” artists and owners, experts said today.

Some of Britain’s leading modern artists were today waiting to learn if their works, thought to be worth millions of euro, have been destroyed in a warehouse fire.

The British Government has moved to defend the £10,000 compensation pay-out to the family of murdered schoolboy Damilola Taylor.