Khalid Masood

UK security forces foiled five terror attacks since March, says report

UK security forces have foiled at least five terror plots since a knife-wielding man in a speeding car mowed down four pedestrians to death in March.

British security forces foiled five terror plots since Parliament attack in March, media reports say

British security forces have foiled at least five terror plots since a knife-wielding man in a speeding car killed five persons near the UK Parliament in March

London terror attack accused Khalid Mohammed Omar Ali faces terror charges

A man arrested near the British parliament last month has been charged with terrorism offences, as well as two historic charges relating to explosives in Afghanistan, police said Tuesday.

Scotland Yard arrests man armed with knives near UK Parliament

A man armed with knives was on Thursday arrested near the UK Parliament on suspicion of planning a terror attack, Scotland Yard said.

London attacker Khalid Masood interested in jihad, but 'no evidence' of Islamic State association, says police

Police have found no evidence that the man who killed four people in London last week was associated with the Islamic State group or Al-Qaeda, a senior British counter-terrorism officer said on Monday.

Westminster attack: Police say terrorist Khalid Masood acted alone

London: Terrorist Khalid Masood, who killed four persons in an attack at the Westminster Bridge, acted alone and there is no information suggesting further attacks are planned, police said.

London terror attacks: Metropolitan Police's restraint must serve as a lesson for the media

The identity of the perpetrator of Wednesday's London attacks was out in the open in less than 24 hours after the incident. But, as some have opined, this was apparently not good enough and was tantamount to dishonesty

London terror attack: British-born Khalid Masood was a criminal with militant 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.