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President Obama arrives at the UN to deliver nothing less than a call to war against extremism. Exhorting nations to join the United States in its campaign against the jihadists of the Islamic State.
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Europe and the US are ready for battle in golf’s Ryder Cup. Oh, and Ukip leader Nigel Farage has popped up in a pretty odd Paddy Power ad for the contest too.
Islamic State fighters often present themselves on social media as a fearless band of brothers, but a new report finds radicalised jihadis are more likely to be anxious, depressed and lonely.
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani gives his view on how to tackle Islamic extremism in the Middle East – and tweets most of it as he does so.
President Obama arrives at the UN to deliver nothing less than a call to war against extremism. Exhorting nations to join the United States in its campaign against the jihadists of the Islamic State.
With airstrikes on militants in Iraq and Syria set to intensify, reports emerge that British-born jihadis have died in the attacks in Syria. One is named as 19-year-old Ibrahim Kamara from Brighton.
Former deputy premier John Prescott attacks his former boss Tony Blair’s business activities and his views on military intervention overseas.
Parliament could be recalled as soon as Friday for a vote on military action against Isil in their Iraqi and Syrian bases. The government is increasingly confident it has Labour on board.
Achieving a unified approach in dealing with the threat from Islamic State is one of several challenges facing the US at the United Nations General Assembly this week.
As US and Arab warplanes strike Islamic State forces inside Syria, will the UK recall parliament to vote on the issue of British involvement, one year after Labour scuppered action against Assad?
In the early hours of the morning, US air strikes targeted Islamic State and other Islamist groups in Syria for the first time. Channel 4 News asks whether it is legal, and where it might end.
Islamic State militants release a video appearing to show British hostage John Cantlie, who criticises President Obama’s plans to launch air strikes against the extremist group.
Turkey closes some of its border crossings with Syria following an influx of more than 100,000 Kurdish refugees in two days, fleeing an advance by the Islamic State.
The wife of a British taxi driver held hostage by Islamic State militants has urged the Islamic State to release here “peaceful, selfless” husband.
Alex Salmond and Nigel Farage have seized the chance. Both are charismatic, cheeky-chappy personalities and outsider politicians who’ve brilliantly exploited public disgust with old politics.
Isis is urging followers to carry out public beheadings, says Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott. How did the country become a target and how do counter-terrorism officials respond?