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Archive: Terrorism
Comment: Muslims must not apologise for terror - they are no more responsible than the rest of us
Muslims must not apologise for Islamic terror. They are no more culpable than the rest of us.
Anti-terror strategy 'alienating Muslims'
Kelly: We must raise our game against extremism
Government 'stigmatising' British Muslims
Suspected terror strike in London: Soldier killed
A man has been murdered in London in what is understood to be a terrorist killing of a British soldier.
Confusion reigns as No 10 toys with leaving ECHR over Qatada
The government's policy on leaving the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) was as clear as mud today, after reports emerged it was considering leaving only for Theresa May to under play them.
A plea from Boston
A message from Boston to London: Run your marathon and show the terrorists we don't give in to fear
Comment: Is the internet diversifying the UK terrorist threat?
The internet is increasingly being used by would-be terrorists to spread both ideological and operational knowledge. Governments have to find a more effective way to deal with this problem.
Comment: How the government secretly strips Brits of their citizenship
Brits with suspected links to terrorism are having their citizenship stripped in a frightening new front in counter-terrorism.
No compromise as govt pushes ahead with secret courts
The government has been accused of arrogantly ignoring Lords amendments to the secret courts bill, as it tries to push the legislation through parliament.
Mission creep? Cameron visits Algeria ahead of Mali operation
David Cameron raised further fears of mission creep in north Africa today, when he visited Algeria ahead of an operation sending British personnel to Mali.
Britain is 'spineless' for sitting out Mali campaign
Britain has been accused of being spineless in its refusal to become further involved in the French military action taking place in Mali
Comment: Why we must help the French in Mali
We can no longer ignore the growing terrorist threat in north Africa.
Algeria siege aftermath: Can we pay for the fight against terrorism?
MPs have questioned Britain's ability to pay for what David Cameron has called a "generational struggle" in the Commons.
Cameron hostage crisis statement in full
Read David Cameron's statement in the wake of the hostage crisis in Algeria.
Blame game begins after British deaths in Algeria siege climax
The world must respond with "iron resolve" to the terrorist threat after the deaths of six British nationals at the climax of the Algerian hostage crisis, David Cameron has said.
Week in Review: The interminable wait for a predictable speech
The speech which never comes... never came. Again.
David Cameron Algeria hostage crisis statement in full
Read David Cameron's full statement to the Commons on the Algeria hostage crisis in full.
Ed Miliband Algerian hostage statement in full
Read Ed Miliband's response to the prime minister's emergency statement in full
Cameron hostage crisis statement as-it-happened
Missed the prime minister's emergency statement on the hostage crisis in Algeria? Catch up here.
Cameron walks the tightrope with criticism of botched Algerian rescue operation
David Cameron walked a delicate diplomatic tightrope today, after he issued guarded but unprecedented criticism of the way Algeria is handling the hostage crisis in its territory.
Everything you need to know about the Mali conflict in five minutes
Why an African country you might not have heard of poses a growing threat to Europe - and what France and its allies are doing about it.
Terrorists threaten France: Does UK cooperation in Mali put us at risk?
There were concerns Britain may have increased the chances of a terrorist attack on its soil today, after it offered help with France's military adventure in Mali.
Rejected: Home Office in retreat over internet snooping 'overkill'
The government is set to drastically revise its 'internet snooping' plans, after parliamentary reports prompted Nick Clegg to call for ministers to go "back to the drawing board".
Standoff after government humiliated in secret courts vote
The government is considering its next step after it was humiliatingly defeated in a series of votes on secret courts in the Lords last night.
Disaster for Theresa May as Abu Qatada wins appeal
Theresa May faced a serious blow to her authority today, when a semi-secret court accepted Abu Qatada's arguments against his deportation to Jordan.
Interview: Professor Roger Griffin
Getting inside the minds of Britain's extremists isn't a pleasant job. But someone's got to do it.
Terrorist suspect: I have won moral victory despite extradition
Terrorist suspect Babar Ahmad today insisted he could "hold his head high" despite conceding defeat in his battle to avoid extradition to the US.
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