Britain

In 2015, the French far-right leader tweeted "Daesh is THIS!"—using an Arabic acronym for ISIS—along with photos.

British politics can be dreary nowadays, which might explain the flight of fancy.

The British defense minister has resigned over the allegations, but people speaking out are calling for culture change and better processes for reporting abuse.

Media reports indicated that jihadis had mentioned the young royal's school as a target.

The change on Sunday morning will give Europeans an extra hour in bed.

Britain's environment secretary said his "clumsy attempt at humor...wasn't appropriate."

The guards are to be trained to spot suspicious behavior by potential attackers.

The U.K. is experiencing some of its highest crime rates in decades.

The Royal College of Psychiatrists responded to a Buzzfeed interview with a man who was forced to go through electric-shock aversion therapy.

Ummariyat Mirza and his wife-to-be argued regularly about which one of them was more devoted to the jihadi cause.

The Queen is choosing not to lay a wreath to honor troops for the first time.

The device was packed with more than a kilogram of shrapnel.

The Royal Air Force confirmed two jets tailed the flight.

The bomb could have caused much more damage in the British capital if it had fully exploded.

Police arrested the suspect, the second to be probed under counterterror laws over Friday's bomb, in west London on Saturday.

"I never think it's helpful for anyone to speculate," Prime Minister Theresa May said.

The incident, which police are treating as an act of terrorism, left 18 people injured.

The president was quick to condemn the attack on a London subway train.

Passengers post images of a bucket as the suspected cause of the blast after a reported fireball in west London.

"The French had their army ready, the Dutch had their navy ready, meanwhile Theresa May watched the cricket," said one lawmaker.

An ISIS recruiter tried to convince an undercover reporter pretending to be an ISIS sympathizer to carry out an attack.

U.S. authorities indicted Sheikh Abdullah el-Faisal after he tried to help an undercover NYPD agent travel to Syria.

The small band, comprised of percussion, brass and woodwind players, was trying to impress British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.

That wasn't the only gap in the nation's political knowledge.

Winter, a 'middle-aged, middle-class bloke from Middle England,' decided at 52 to spend summers sailing because 'if you live on an island, at some stage you should sail around it.'

The bell's sound is iconic.

The online chat took place in August last year using a secure messaging app.

A new report shines light on the factors that contribute to a foreign fighter's journey.

The three sought to attack police or a military target in Britain.

A new report sheds light on the truth behind the pill that has attracted attention for alleged links to jihadis.