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Recent weeks have seen Iran-backed Houthi rebels, operating out of Yemen, attack commercial ships heading through the Red Sea and overnight they launched their largest attack yet

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The FBI have come into the fray in Rochester, New York, to try and find out whether a car explosion in the early hours of 2024 was attributed to suicide or an act of terrorism

The children of Abu Hamza, 65, a strip club bouncer turned preacher of hate, are pushing US officials to release their terrorist dad so he can have a nice "surprise" when he returns to the UK to find a new grandchild

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps said the UK is weighing up strikes on Houthi insurgents behind a string of attacks on freight vessels in the Red Sea, aimed at disrupting vital trade routes

Following deadly overnight strikes on the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, the Russian despot Putin has warned Russia will "never back down" in a chilling New Year's Eve message

A growing number of far-right hate figures including thug Tommy Robinson and supremacist Nick Fuentes are turning to an online platform which is a hotbed of anti-semitism and conspiracy theory

French minister Gérald Darmanin has warned the country is facing a very high terrorist threat in the coming days as arrests were made across Europe in Spain, Austria and Germany

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The Mirror's Defence and Security Editor Chris Hughes fears the Red Sea will be a new focus of trouble in 2024, due to Iran-backed Houthis attacking Western shipping, with conflict continuing in Israel and Ukraine

David Kozak, who killed 14 people and injured 25 during a rampage in which he targeted students at Charles University in downtown Prague, had also murdered his father

Stephen Fry addresses antisemitism as he speaks about his Jewish heritage in a speech for Channel 4 on Christmas Day

As global unease spreads over the rising death toll in Gaza the IDF announced it had killed three people held hostage by Hamas after mistaking them for enemy fighters

The notorious cleric Abu Hamza claims he should be released from Colorado’s supermax prison ADX Florence - known as the Alcatraz of the Rockies - under compassionate grounds

Israeli forces accidentally shot dead three hostages snatched by Hamas militants at the start of the conflict during fighting in Gaza on Friday, who the IDF believe may have been abandoned by their captors

Edward Little, 22, travelled from his home in Brighton, to London, with thousands of pounds in cash to buy a weapon to carry out a lone wolf attack before armed officers swooped on him

A fresh crackdown on illegal streaming has seen two people arrested the names of those watching Sky without paying are now in the hands of the police.

Police in Denmark say they have arrested three people in the country and a further suspect in the Netherlands after foiling an alleged terrorist attack plot in Europe

As fierce bombing and fighting continues in the north of Gaza, Hamas terrorists warned that no hostages will leave Gaza unless Palestinian prisoners in Israel are exchanged

A top cop in Germany has warned that England fans at the Euros opener against Serbia could face strict measures - including being hosed with water cannons - if they drink inside the stadium