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London street slayer references British wars, not Nigerian insurgency

Reports say the suspects in yesterday's butchering of a British soldier have Nigerian ancestry. However, they appeared to be driven by UK involvement in other Muslim nations.

London attack could be terror-related, according to officials

N. Irish police involved in Belfast lawyer's 1989 murder, says report

Who is Abu Qatada and why is Britain unable to deport him?

Chapter & Verse Spy author Charles Cumming discusses his new title 'A Foreign Country'

Double Cross

London Olympics: heightened vigilance leads to 7 more arrests

Decoder Wire Secret Service sex scandal: Could it lead to blackmail? (+video)

Hana Qaddafi: dictator's daughter survived Reagan's bombs?

Opinion What really drives suicide terrorists?

Will WikiLeaks nudge US toward tougher laws to guard secrets?

Hans Blix says US and Britain relied on flawed information in buildup to Iraq war

Iraq war emboldened Osama bin Laden and radicalized Muslims: former MI5 chief

Anna Chapman deported to Russia, British tabloids will miss her

Real IRA bombing meant to derail last step of N. Ireland peace

As Northern Ireland seeks to secure peace, splits within unionist ranks

Israelis ponder Mossad ethics, role in Dubai Hamas assassination

Is China hacking? A veteran correspondent recounts hints of surveillance

UK approach to militant Islamists holds lessons for US

Italy's Mussolini earned $6,000 a week as WWI agent for Britain

Britain convicts three for ‘ingenious’ airline bomb plot

Canadian judge sentences convicted terrorist to 10-1/2 years

British intelligence chief: Terror threat in Britain lessened

Britain jails Iraqi doctor for terror plots, as Brown orders troops out

Transatlantic bomb plot: inconclusive verdict