Mohammed Yamin, 26, from east London, had long returned from the conflict and resumed normal life. But he was spotted acting suspiciously in Whitehall in June 2017. Keep Reading
A teenage neo-Nazi who described himself as a "natural sadist" listed targets for a terror attack in his own "guerrilla warfare" manual, a court heard. Keep Reading
"Greenbirds," a reference to jihadists killed while conducting terror attacks, appears on an image of the prime minister's residence in flames. Keep Reading
Dame Sally Davies said the UK must adopt a similar approach to global health as does with its counter-terrorism (CONTEST) strategy. Keep Reading
Unauthorized messages appeared on the news section of UK cops' website as well as on the @metpoliceuk Twitter feed and in emails sent to subscribers. Keep Reading
The former commissioners, who ran London's police force from 1993 to 2017, said cuts had "contributed to the feeling of lawlessness" generated by knife crime and county lines drugs. Keep Reading
Abu Haleema is a high-profile figure who appeared in a Channel 4 documentary called The Jihadis Next Door and has posted dozens of hateful videos on YouTube. Keep Reading
The plot was foiled in 2016 and two British terrorists - Tarik Hassane and Suhaib Majeed - were handed life sentences but ITV News learned Kotey - at the time in Syria - was suspected to be involved. Keep Reading
A network of British Asians stole billions of pounds of public money through VAT and benefit fraud, topping up their gains with mortgage and credit card fraud. Keep Reading
Britain's oldest protester has won a court battle to have his name removed from a police "extremism" database after he was added despite never committing a crime. Keep Reading
