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Did troops loot during mall massacre?
Poorly paid Kenyan security forces that moved in to control an emergency are being accused of robbing the very property they were supposed to protect.
Gunmen open fire on sleeping students
Boko Haram gunmen opened fire in a college dormitory in northeast Nigeria as the students slept, killing 40, in the latest massacre blamed on the Islamist insurgents.
Car bomb rips through bazaar in Pakistan
A car bomb ripped through a crowded street in Peshawar's oldest bazaar, killing 40 people in the third blast to hit the troubled city in a week, officials said.
Doctor says gunmen tortured hostages
A police doctor scouring Nairobi's Westgate mall for bodies after a four-day siege by Islamist gunmen that killed dozens has said victims were tortured before they died, according to a Kenyan newspaper.
The man who became mall siege hero
It was one of the most moving images of Kenya's Westgate Mall terror attack - a little girl running in terror across an empty corridor to the outstretched arm of her rescuer.
Kenya attack: Relatives voice frustration
After almost a week, there is no precise death toll, no word on the fate of dozens still missing and no details on the al-Qaeda-linked terrorists who attacked Nairobi's most upscale mall.
Bin Laden told militant to tread more quietly
The militant behind the Nairobi assault was deemed to be too radical and hot-headed even by Osama bin Laden, who rebuffed his request for a formal alliance with al-Qaeda.
Kenya attack: An 'excruciating' loss
In two weeks they were due to experience the joy of becoming parents for the first time, but instead they died arm in arm in a pool of blood in a Kenyan mall.
US pauses on 9/11 to pay tribute to victims
Life in lower Manhattan resembled any ordinary day as workers rushed to their jobs in the muggy heat, but time stood still at the World Trade Center site while families wept for loved ones who perished in the terror attacks 12 years ago.
Mayor takes back seat at 9/11 ceremony
The mayor who has helped orchestrate the 9/11 observances from their start will be watching for his last time in office. And saying nothing.
John Jewell: Terrorist laws not for journalists
The ordeal of David Miranda at Heathrow Airport is a critical moment in the conflict between press freedom and national security.
Airport staff keeping abreast of terror risks
Heathrow Airport staff have been warned that women could conceal dangerous explosives in their breasts.
Key's terror claims under fire
The Government intensified its sales job on the GCSB Bill yesterday, with the Prime Minister claiming some New Zealand citizens have had al-Qaeda training in Yemen.
Big venues warned to plan for terror threat
Australian counter-terrorism agencies have warned universities, shopping centres, sporting arenas, transport hubs and other venues to prepare for mass killers.
Family tell of bin Laden's last moments
The sound of footsteps and gunfire was coming closer where Osama bin Laden, his youngest wife Amal and one of his daughters must have known their life was reaching its end.
Most voters want inquiry into spying
A majority of voters want an inquiry into the GCSB spy agency and the SIS, the latest Herald DigiPoll survey shows.
Militants storm UN compound in Somalia; 20 killed
Seven al-Qaeda-linked militants on a suicide mission attacked the UN compound with a truck bomb and then poured inside, killing at least 13 people before dying in the assault.
Boris Johnson: Britons urged to unite against extreme 'virus'
When the family of Drummer Lee Rigby spoke to the nation last week, we watched in absolute agony.
'Dirty money' law: Firm action expected
Businesses which drag their heels or fail to comply with a new anti-money laundering and terrorism financing law should expect to face firm action, say regulators.
Man suspected of butchering British soldier an angry teen
The mother of a suspected Islamic terrorist who allegedly hacked a British soldier to death, tried desperately to turn him away from extremism but "could not get through", say friends.
Hero of terror attack lived in Auckland
The heroic woman who confronted one of the terrorists in this week's savage attack in London had lived in New Zealand and her children call Auckland their hometown.
UK plane diverted after 'family row'
Britain scrambled fighter jets to intercept a commercial airliner carrying more than 300 people, diverting it to an isolated runway and arresting two passengers.
Humble hero inspires nation
Ingrid Loyau-Kennett is wearing Union Flag socks. They are the same ones she was wearing on Thursday, when she jumped off the Number 53 bus to confront two alleged terrorists.
Killing is justifiable, says radical cleric
The Muslim cleric who claims to have converted suspected killer Michael Adebolajo to Islam says the attack could be justified.
Beheading suspect's volatile past
Michael Adebolajo was well known to the police and MI5 for years as a known extremist who preached hatred on the streets of Woolwich and turned up to violent protests across London.
Obama looking for way to end America's 'war on terror'
America's perpetual war against terrorism must come to an end, President Barack Obama declared yesterday, as he announced restrictions on drone strikes and a fresh effort to close Guantanamo Bay.
Shot suspect's neighbours tell of Islam conversion
The second suspect in the Woolwich murder was known for handing out radical leaflets, and a woman believed to be his girlfriend had recently converted to Islam.
Friends, family pay tribute to 'real character'
Drummer Lee Rigby was a loving father who only ever wanted to be a soldier and "live life and enjoy himself", his family said yesterday.
Mum talked down Woolwich terrorists
A cub scout leader confronted terrorists just seconds after they murdered a soldier warning them: "It is only you versus many people, you are going to lose."