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Teen From UK's Hampshire Charged With Plotting Terror Attack: Police
A 14-year-old boy from the southern England region of Hampshire has been charged with plotting a terror attack and produced before the Westminster Magistrates Court in London on Thursday.
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Muslim Woman Assaulted, Hijab Pulled Off At London Tube Station
A Muslim woman's hijab was pulled off allegedly by a man in a vicious assault in London, amid a spike in hate crime incidents following a series of terror attacks by terrorists in the UK.
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Scotland Yard To Put Terror Informants Through The Polygraph: Reports
Scotland Yard has started using lie detector tests on terror informants to ensure that the quality of the intelligence is strong, according to a media report.
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Saudi Arabia Soccer Team Declines Moment Of Silence For England Terrorist Attacks, Citing Culture
A moment of silence was held before Wednesday's World Cup qualifier between Saudi Arabia and host Australia to remember the two Australian victims of last weekend's terrorist attacks in London. The Socceroos locked arms and stood in a line.
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London Terror Attack: Khalid Masood Was A Criminal With Terror Links
Before he killed at least four people in Britain's deadliest attack since the 2005 London bombings, Khalid Masood was considered by intelligence officers to be a criminal who posed little serious threat. A British-born former teacher and Muslim convert, Masood had shown up on the periphery of previous terrorism investigations that brought him to th...
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Bangladesh Detain Indian Over Illegal Cricket Gambling
The suspect was detained during Friday's first one-day international of England's controversial tour to Bangladesh, held despite the country's deadliest terror attack on a Dhaka cafe in July
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Kevin Pietersen Warns Eoin Morgan Against Bangladesh No-Show
England coach Trevor Bayliss has confirmed he has no qualms about touring Bangladesh, although Moeen Ali is the only England player to so far state publicly, and without qualification, that he will go if selected
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Alex Hales, England World Record Hero, Fears Losing Place in Team
Alex Hales, whose England record 171 powered his side to the highest ever ODI total, said he could be risking his place in the England squad if he pulls out of the forthcoming tour of Bangladesh
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England to Go Ahead With Bangladesh Tour in October
England's tour of Bangladesh in October has gotten the green signal after the England and Wales Cricket Board's security delegation assessed the situation in Dhaka
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England Cricketers Allowed to Skip Bangladesh Tour Due To Security Concerns
English cricketers are wary of security concerns in Bangladesh, which was recently hit by terror attacks last month by ISIS militants
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Eoin Morgan Concerned Over Safety on England's Tour to Terror-Hit Bangladesh
Eoin Morgan also said it was possible that the England and Wales Cricket Board could ask for the matches to be moved to a neutral venue, in wake of the terror attack in a restaurant in Dhaka which left 18 foreigners dead
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'International Teams Could Avoid Touring Bangladesh'
At least 20 foreigners were killed when terrorists attacked an upscale cafe in Dhaka this week, immediately creating doubts over England's tour of Bangladesh later this year
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Wayne Rooney Offers Condolences to Paris Terror Attacks Victims
Wayne Rooney will lead his team out at Wembley on Tuesday, for an international friendly against France that will be preceded by a minute's silence and what is expected to be an emotional rendition of the French national anthem, 'La Marseillaise'.
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Kevin Pietersen Felt Mumbai 2008 Terror Attack to the Bone
England were playing a One-Day International (ODI) against India in Cuttack on November 26, the day the attacks started. The last two of the seven-match ODI series were cancelled, casting a doubt over the following two-match Test series as England headed home.
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Pakistan to Play India, England in UAE in 2015
Pakistan and India have not played a bilateral Test series since 2007 because of bad relations between the two governments after the Mumbai terror attacks in 2008.
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Teen From UK's Hampshire Charged With Plotting Terror Attack: Police
A 14-year-old boy from the southern England region of Hampshire has been charged with plotting a terror attack and produced before the Westminster Magistrates Court in London on Thursday.
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Muslim Woman Assaulted, Hijab Pulled Off At London Tube Station
A Muslim woman's hijab was pulled off allegedly by a man in a vicious assault in London, amid a spike in hate crime incidents following a series of terror attacks by terrorists in the UK.
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Scotland Yard To Put Terror Informants Through The Polygraph: Reports
Scotland Yard has started using lie detector tests on terror informants to ensure that the quality of the intelligence is strong, according to a media report.
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Saudi Arabia Soccer Team Declines Moment Of Silence For England Terrorist Attacks, Citing Culture
A moment of silence was held before Wednesday's World Cup qualifier between Saudi Arabia and host Australia to remember the two Australian victims of last weekend's terrorist attacks in London. The Socceroos locked arms and stood in a line.
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London Terror Attack: Khalid Masood Was A Criminal With Terror Links
Before he killed at least four people in Britain's deadliest attack since the 2005 London bombings, Khalid Masood was considered by intelligence officers to be a criminal who posed little serious threat. A British-born former teacher and Muslim convert, Masood had shown up on the periphery of previous terrorism investigations that brought him to th...
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Bangladesh Detain Indian Over Illegal Cricket Gambling
The suspect was detained during Friday's first one-day international of England's controversial tour to Bangladesh, held despite the country's deadliest terror attack on a Dhaka cafe in July
-
Kevin Pietersen Warns Eoin Morgan Against Bangladesh No-Show
England coach Trevor Bayliss has confirmed he has no qualms about touring Bangladesh, although Moeen Ali is the only England player to so far state publicly, and without qualification, that he will go if selected
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Alex Hales, England World Record Hero, Fears Losing Place in Team
Alex Hales, whose England record 171 powered his side to the highest ever ODI total, said he could be risking his place in the England squad if he pulls out of the forthcoming tour of Bangladesh
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England to Go Ahead With Bangladesh Tour in October
England's tour of Bangladesh in October has gotten the green signal after the England and Wales Cricket Board's security delegation assessed the situation in Dhaka
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England Cricketers Allowed to Skip Bangladesh Tour Due To Security Concerns
English cricketers are wary of security concerns in Bangladesh, which was recently hit by terror attacks last month by ISIS militants
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Eoin Morgan Concerned Over Safety on England's Tour to Terror-Hit Bangladesh
Eoin Morgan also said it was possible that the England and Wales Cricket Board could ask for the matches to be moved to a neutral venue, in wake of the terror attack in a restaurant in Dhaka which left 18 foreigners dead
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'International Teams Could Avoid Touring Bangladesh'
At least 20 foreigners were killed when terrorists attacked an upscale cafe in Dhaka this week, immediately creating doubts over England's tour of Bangladesh later this year
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Wayne Rooney Offers Condolences to Paris Terror Attacks Victims
Wayne Rooney will lead his team out at Wembley on Tuesday, for an international friendly against France that will be preceded by a minute's silence and what is expected to be an emotional rendition of the French national anthem, 'La Marseillaise'.
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Kevin Pietersen Felt Mumbai 2008 Terror Attack to the Bone
England were playing a One-Day International (ODI) against India in Cuttack on November 26, the day the attacks started. The last two of the seven-match ODI series were cancelled, casting a doubt over the following two-match Test series as England headed home.
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Pakistan to Play India, England in UAE in 2015
Pakistan and India have not played a bilateral Test series since 2007 because of bad relations between the two governments after the Mumbai terror attacks in 2008.
