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UK Police Detain Two Following "Security Threat" Aboard Ryanair Flight
British counterterrorism police were holding two men on Monday following a "security threat" aboard a Ryanair flight that led to fighter jets being scrambled to intercept it.
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Briton Hacker Who Promoted ISIS With James Bond Style Cufflinks Jailed For 8 Years
A British man who stored material about missile systems on data sticks disguised as cufflinks and created an extensive online manual for members of Islamic State was sentenced to eight years' jail on Tuesday.
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Barack Obama to Host David Cameron on Thursday, Friday: White House
President Barack Obama will host British Prime Minister David Cameron at the White House on Thursday and Friday to discuss a broad range of issues including counterterrorism.
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British detective found guilty in hacking scandal
A top counterterrorism detective was found guilty on Thursday of trying to sell information to a Rupert Murdoch tabloid, becoming the first person to be convicted on charges related to Britain's phone-hacking scandal since a police investigation was reopened in early 2011.
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UK Police Detain Two Following "Security Threat" Aboard Ryanair Flight
British counterterrorism police were holding two men on Monday following a "security threat" aboard a Ryanair flight that led to fighter jets being scrambled to intercept it.
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Briton Hacker Who Promoted ISIS With James Bond Style Cufflinks Jailed For 8 Years
A British man who stored material about missile systems on data sticks disguised as cufflinks and created an extensive online manual for members of Islamic State was sentenced to eight years' jail on Tuesday.
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Barack Obama to Host David Cameron on Thursday, Friday: White House
President Barack Obama will host British Prime Minister David Cameron at the White House on Thursday and Friday to discuss a broad range of issues including counterterrorism.
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British detective found guilty in hacking scandal
A top counterterrorism detective was found guilty on Thursday of trying to sell information to a Rupert Murdoch tabloid, becoming the first person to be convicted on charges related to Britain's phone-hacking scandal since a police investigation was reopened in early 2011.
