UK terrorism

Second Victim Of Reading Terror Attack Named By Family And Friends As Joe Ritchie-Bennett

Three people were killed in the knife attack in Forbury Gardens on Saturday.
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'Miss Hitler' Contestant Among Four Jailed For Terror Group Membership

Alice Cutter, her ex-partner Mark Jones and two other neo-Nazi "diehards" were found guilty of being a member of the banned terrorist group National Action.
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Britain First Leader Paul Golding Convicted Of Terrorism Act Offence

Golding, who denied the charge, was handed a conditional discharge for nine months and ordered to pay a £21 surcharge and £750 in costs.
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Isis Supporter Pleads Guilty To St Paul's Cathedral Bomb Plot

Safiyya Amira Shaikh admitted planning an attack on the cathedral and a hotel.
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Emergency Laws Needed To Keep Terrorists In Jail Longer, Says Justice Secretary

Government to have new law in place within ten days after Streatham terror attack sparks fresh concern.
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Teenage Neo-Nazi Who Planned Durham Terror Attack Is Jailed

The 17-year-old listed 'areas to attack' including schools, pubs and council buildings.
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Jack Merritt 'Would Be Livid' His Death Has Been Used 'To Further Hate', Says Father

London Bridge terror attack victim would be 'seething' with Boris Johnson's response to the tragedy, says Dave Merritt.
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London Bridge Terror Attack Victims Honoured

Victims of the London Bridge terror attack have been honoured in a series of tributes. Jack Merritt, 25, and Saskia Jones, 23, both praised for dedicating their lives to others, were remembered at a service in London attended by Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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'Crass' Boris Johnson Ignores Family's Plea Not To Exploit Terror Victim Deaths

Jack Merritt's father asked politicians to avoid “draconian” measures - but the PM immediately penned a Mail on Sunday article.
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Second Victim Of London Bridge Attack Named As Saskia Jones

Jack Merritt, 25, was on Saturday named as the first person killed.
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