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Alleged neo-Nazi youth accused of synagogues attack plan to face trial next year
March 16, 2025 By Faith Matters

Alleged neo-Nazi youth accused of synagogues attack plan to face trial next year

An alleged neo-Nazi youth accused of planning a terrorist attack on synagogues faces a trial next year. The 15-year-old boy, from Northumberland, is charged with engaging in conduct in preparation for committing acts of terrorism, contrary to Section 5 of the Terrorism Act 2006. It is alleged he began to discuss planning a terrorist attack […]

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Inquiry finds mosque management failings after former trustee terror conviction
January 22, 2025 By Faith Matters

Inquiry finds mosque management failings after former trustee terror conviction

The Charity Commission has found a Brighton mosque to be “poorly managed” and disqualified a trustee during an inquiry sparked after a former trustee was convicted of encouraging terrorism. The regulator opened the probe into Brighton Mosque and Muslim Community Centre, locally known as Dyke Road Mosque, in August 2022 over concerns of failures to […]

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Autumn trial for alleged Antisemitic IS fan accused of planning terror attack
January 17, 2025 By Faith Matters

Autumn trial for alleged Antisemitic IS fan accused of planning terror attack

An alleged Islamic State supporter accused of plotting a terrorist attack after allegedly being caught with a recipe for mustard gas will face trial in the autumn. Jordan Richardson, 20, appeared at the Old Bailey on Friday charged with engaging in conduct in preparation of an act of terrorism between August 1 and December 19 […]

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Former British soldier jailed after sending weapons to Taliban
October 15, 2024 By Faith Matters

Former British soldier jailed after sending weapons to Taliban

A former British soldier who sent night vision and thermal imaging rifle scopes to support terrorist activity by the Taliban in Afghanistan has been jailed. Muhammad Choudhary, 41, sent the items to Pakistan on a number of occasions in 2017 and 2018. He bought 12 thermal imaging rifle scopes from legitimate specialist UK suppliers at […]

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Family in court over alleged neo-Nazi music
December 2, 2022 By Faith Matters

Family in court over alleged neo-Nazi music

An alleged neo-Nazi music producer and his singing offspring have appeared at the Old Bailey accused of stirring up racial hatred through music. Robert Talland, 53, his daughter, Rosie Talland, 31, and son, Stephen Talland, 33, were charged following an investigation by Counter Terrorism Policing North East. The case centres on the defendants’ alleged activities […]

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Serving inmates convicted of terrorist murder plot against prison officer
October 7, 2020 By Faith Matters

Serving inmates convicted of terrorist murder plot against prison officer

A terrorist who was jailed for plotting an attack inspired by the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby has been found guilty of trying to murder a guard at a top security jail. Brusthom Ziamani, 25, was jailed for 22 years after he was caught with a hammer and knife en route to behead a soldier […]

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Somali Man Found Guilty of Possessing ‘Terror Tactics’ Propaganda
March 14, 2019 By Faith Matters

Somali Man Found Guilty of Possessing ‘Terror Tactics’ Propaganda

A Somali man has been found guilty of having a stash of Islamic State propaganda. Police seized two laptops, a mobile phone and a USB memory stick after searching the home of Abdirahman Mohamed in Middlesex in July 2017. Officers found electronic copies of the IS magazine as well as other documents including “safety and […]

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ISIS Bride’s Brother Convicted of Funding Her in Syria
January 15, 2019 By Faith Matters

ISIS Bride’s Brother Convicted of Funding Her in Syria

The “naive” brother of a 16-year-old jihadi bride has been found guilty of funding Islamic State in Syria. Salim Wakil, 25, from Fleet, Hampshire, arranged the transfer of 3,000 dollars via Western Union for his sister Sumaiyyah in February last year, the Old Bailey heard. Prosecutor Brett Weaver said: “The arrangement was made despite repeated […]

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Young Right Wing Extremist Can Be Identified
December 20, 2018 By Faith Matters

Young Right Wing Extremist Can Be Identified

A 17-year-old right-wing extremist can be named after he pleaded guilty to terror offences. Oskar Dunn-Koczorowski, from west London, admitted two charges of encouraging terrorism at the Old Bailey on Thursday. The charges relate to publishing messages on social network Gab in August and September. His co-defendant, Polish national Michael Szewczuk, 18, from Bramley, in […]

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UK Islamist preacher Choudary jailed for five and a half years
September 6, 2016 By Faith Matters

UK Islamist preacher Choudary jailed for five and a half years

Anjem Choudary, Britain’s best-known Islamist preacher whose followers have been linked to numerous plots around the world, was sentenced to five years and six months in prison on Tuesday for inviting support for Islamic State, Sky News reported. Choudary had been convicted previously by a jury at London’s Old Bailey court of using online lectures […]

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