Would-be jihadist arrested at Heathrow sentenced to three and a half years at Old Bailey
A former University of London student who wanted the black flag of Islamic State flown over Downing Street was jailed
Charlie Hebdo ‘All is Forgiven’ edition demand is ‘incredible’ reveals Brixton newsagent
The controversial satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, will release its latest issue tomorrow in spite of the massacre at its Paris
‘We cry for our dead’: Paris responds to three days of terror following Charlie Hebdo attack
Peering over the coat-clad shoulders from the back of the quiet crowd in the fading light, the only object I
South West London commuters urged to stay vigilant to terror threat
By SWLondoner staff Officers patrolled South West London transport hubs this morning warning commuters to be vigilant to the terror
The long walk to freedom: 4,380 days and counting for last Briton detained in Guantanamo Bay
Summary: Protestors gathered in Battersea last month to demonstrate. Image: By Sarah Ward In the wake of Nelson Mandela’s death,
The London Marathon: Why does anyone take on the 26.2 mile race?
Summary: The race will go ahead despite the explosions at Monday’s Boston Marathon Image: By Rachael Knowles With the Virgin