Armed police have arrested a man on Whitehall in terrorism-related incident
The man was arrested at around 2.30 p.m. local time following a stop and search action carried out as part of an ongoing operation.
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Le Pen gatecrashes Macron election campaign by showing up at a tumble-dryer factory in his hometown
Macron has been accused by of complacency since winning the first round of the presidential election, but Le Pen's stunt seems to have spurred him into action.
This British artist travels the world painting 'the stories of those who don't have a voice'
Through her work, Thomas aims to raise awareness around the plight of refugees, and humanise individuals fleeing war.
Why Marine Le Pen is stepping back from the far-right party that made her name
The French press has been quick to label her temporary departure as a 'marketing coup,' with no real implications at all.
‘A fascist supporting open sewer’: People are furious at the Daily Mail’s Marine Le Pen front page
Guardian columnist Owen Jones compared the paper to an 'open sewer.'
Meet Marine Le Pen, the far-right populist who could win France's presidential election
A look at the life and career of Marine Le Pen, the controversial and charismatic far-right politician who could become the first woman to lead France.
14 million want to protest the French elections by not voting and that will help Le Pen
The people who plan to not vote in the upcoming French presidential election could be holding the key to the result of the election,
One suspect with 'Islamist links' arrested in connection with Dortmund bus attack
A letter claiming "responsibility for the act" was found near the bus. Its authenticity is being verified, German prosecutors say.
Suspect in Stockholm truck attack confesses to a 'terrorist crime'
The 39-year-old man from Uzbekistan admitted responsibility for a "terrorist crime" at a custody hearing on Tuesday morning.
A huge fire just destroyed one of the biggest migrant camps in France
The camp was "reduced to a pile of ashes. It will be impossible to put the huts back where they previously were."
Police arrest a man in Stockholm terror attack that killed 4
At least four people are dead after a truck rammed into a crowd on a main shopping street in central Stockholm.
How the world is reacting to the US missile strike in Syria
The Kremlin and the Syrian government were quick to condemn the attack, but many other nations are voicing their support for this "proportionate" action.
Photos show how the US missile strike on Syria unfolded
At about 4:40 a.m. local time on Friday, the US launched 59 cruise missiles on an airfield and nearby military infrastructure in Syria.
Russia beefs up Syrian air defences after calling US strike 'a significant blow to Russian-American relations'
A spokesman said President Vladimir Putin saw the attack as "aggression against a sovereign state in violation of international law, and under a false pretext."
'When the time comes, I will go after them': François Fillon threatens those who smeared his campaign
"It's been two and a half months since the entire political and media system hit me. But the truth will break out," Fillon said.
Poll shows Le Pen in a dead heat with Macron in the 1st round but getting crushed by Macron in the 2nd round
Voter certainty rose compared with the previous survey, with 82% of Le Pen voters certain of their choice, 75% of Fillon voters, and 61% of Macron voters.
Boris Johnson on Syria attack: 'All the evidence I have seen suggests this was the Assad regime'
Britain's Foreign Secretary also said that those responsible should be held accountable and that he could not imagine a Syrian future with Assad.
Marine Le Pen’s father lets slip about her previous meeting with Putin
Officially, Marine Le Pen and the Kremlin both deny that the two ever met before the meeting in March.
The UK had secret plans to blow up the Channel Tunnel with a nuclear bomb if Russia attacked
Plan made clear it had to be destroyed by a nuclear bomb because the tunnel's structure would prevent a less catastrophic explosion causing irrevocable damage.
Mexican newspaper shuts down after reporter is shot dead 'for being a loudmouth'
An editorial talked about the death of Miroslava Breach, a reporter who wrote about organised crime for the newspaper and who was shot dead last month.