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London’s Met Police arrest 13-year-old over terror allegations

London’s Met Police arrest 13-year-old over terror allegations

  • The boy is accused of sharing Islamist extremist material online, a spokesperson said
  • In 2021, a record 11 percent of all terrorism arrests in the UK were of minors under the age of 18
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Protesters held 55 paper press jackets to represent the 55 journalists killed by Israel since 2000. (Supplied/Friends of Al-Aqsa photos

Pro-Palestinian protesters rally for slain journalist in London

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Mourners pay tribute to slain Palestinian journalist in London

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The annual London Eid Festival was established by Westfield London four years ago and has grown exponentially. (AN Photo/Hasenin video

London’s Westfield mall hosts annual Muslim Eid festival to cash in on ‘Ramadan economy’

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Saudi ambassador to UK visits citizens in London hospitals, wishes them happy Eid

Saudi ambassador to UK visits citizens in London hospitals, wishes them happy Eid

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Arab women in traditional dress celebrate Emirati culture at London Ramadan iftar event

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Members of UK-based Emirates Society host Ramadan iftar to celebrate cultural ties

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Kids cook while fasting to raise money during Ramadan for UK mental health charity

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Amir Khan scraps London move after robbery

Amir Khan scraps London move after robbery

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Mikaeel Ishaaq (L) and Ayaan Moosa, known as the LemonAid Boys, are raising money to build homes for Syria this Ramadan. (AN Photo/Hasenin Fadhel) video

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East London Mosque serves up 500 iftar meals a day during Ramadan

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The Egyptian Medical Society resumed its annual activities in July last year when pandemic restrictions began to be lifted in England. (Supplied/Dyna Fayz)

Just what the doctor ordered: Egyptian medics in the UK enjoy first iftar together for two years

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London’s Met Police hunt for driver who lured, raped woman

London’s Met Police hunt for driver who lured, raped woman

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