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07Dec/15

Leytonstone station

Amateur video shows arrest of knife attacker at east London metro station

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Amateur video captures the moment when police arrested a knife attacker at an east London metro station.

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26Feb/15

‘Jihadi John’ killer from Islamic State beheading videos named by media

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The Washington Post names the masked man featured in several Islamic State beheading videos as Mohammed Emwazi, a computer programming graduate from a well-do-do London family.
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21Feb/15

British police launch appeal to find ‘Syria-bound’ schoolgirls

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British police launch an appeal to trace three London schoolgirls who are believed to be making their way to Syria, having flown to Turkey earlier this week.

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