War on terror: special report

The inquest into the deaths of 52 people killed in the London bombings are shown harrowing film of the aftermath, but Andy Davies reports that only a fraction of it was released for public viewing.

The inquests into the deaths of the 52 victims of the London bombings on 7 July 2005 begin today. Home affairs correspondent Andy Davies says their families hope to finally get some answers.

Inquests into the July 7 bombings hear calls between London Underground staff and the emergency services. Our Home Affairs Correspondent, Andy Davies, says they’ll play a key part in the hearings.

As travel alerts to the UK and Europe are upgraded, anti-terror police have arrested 12 people in swoops on suspected Islamic extremists in France.

After a State Department terror warning to US citizens in Europe, the Foreign Office tells Britons abroad there is a “high threat” of attacks in France and Germany.

As a Mumbai-style attack on the UK is foiled, a leading counter-terror analyst tell Channel 4 News a random strike by a “couple of individuals” could cause “deep impact”.

Britain’s Security Service has carried out a review of potential damage done to its current anti-terrorist UK operations following leaks about plots against European targets, Channel 4 News learns.

From the attacks on the United States on 9/11 to the growth of Islamist radicals in Yemen, the global terrorist threat has continued to grow despite the efforts of western intelligence agencies.

A cameraman working for Channel 4 News captures Somalia’s brutal descent into anarchy, as International Editor Lindsey Hilsum explains.

The jury at the airline bomb plot trial found Donald Stewart-Whyte not guilty of conspiring to murder by blowing up planes. Simon Israel put six written questions to him via his solicitor.

Revealed: the first interrogation of the only surviving gunman in the Mumbai attacks, never before seen footage and the recorded phone calls from the Pakistani attackers to their controllers.

Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller exclusively reveals how David Headley – the American linked to the Mumbai attacks – warned of possible strikes just weeks before.

How Channel 4 News reported the failed car bombing of New York’s Times Square and Faisal Shahzad’s alleged plan to “kill Americans”.

Does the US face a terrorist threat “from within similar to the 7/7 bombings in the UK? Sarah Smith investigates for Channel 4 News.

Their plot forced airlines to bring in tough and unpopular rules and as Simon Israel reports in September 2009 the three men behind the failed liquid bomb attacks were jailed for a total of 108 years.