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Shiv Malik
Shiv Malik is an investigative journalist and the co-author of Jilted Generation: How Britain Has Bankrupted Its Youth
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Video appears to show supermarket attacker claiming responsibility as up to a million people – including dozens of world leaders – converge on Paris in show of defiance and unity after terrorist attacks that left 17 dead
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Amedy Coulibaly described as ‘soldier of the caliphate’ in video footage, as Paris welcomes world leaders to 1m-strong rally
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Revellers have to wait until four minutes past midnight to celebrate arrival of 2015 after tram pulls into firework zone
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One-third held for drunken behaviour as emergency services around UK report high demand, with up to 450 calls an hour
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Concerns grow for Jennifer Winstanley Inglis and eight-week-old daughter Millie Mae who were last seen in Blackpool
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AirAsia Airbus A320 that went missing in storms over the Java sea on Sunday likely to be on sea floor, says rescue official
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Among those on board were Briton and his two-year-old daughter, and a family of South Korean Christian missionaries
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No further significant snowfall expected in the coming days but drivers advised to beware of icy conditions
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Listen to the story behind the Guardian's exclusive story on the daring but failed attempt to free American aid worker Peter Kassig
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The long read: The American aid worker was killed by his Isis captors on 16 November. Here, for the first time, is the story of an extraordinary effort to secure his release, which involved a radical New York lawyer, the US government, and the world’s most revered jihadi scholar
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Exclusive: Talks with leadership of Isis to secure release of Abdul-Rahman (Peter) Kassig ran for several weeks with knowledge of FBI
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Emails seen by the Guardian show how efforts to save a US hostage ended when Jordanian security services arrested scholar Abu Muhammed al-Maqdisi
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BIS wanted to reform higher education – instead there is a massive loan debt and questions over student attendance
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National Audit Office warns that students at unmonitored alternative providers could have accessed over £50m in funding
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Analysis of 2m online posts found those originating in Europe were more favourable to Isis than those from frontline of conflict
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A study by Italian academics has tracked references to the militant group Isis in Arabic language social media posts and news articles from July to October. The analysis attempts to differentiate between positive and negative mentions of the group
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Posts from account understood to belong to Siddhartha Dhar boast how he ‘breezed through Europe to Islamic State’ in Syria
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British photojournalist says hostages were moved by militants days before night time mission in Raqqa on 4 July
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Car mechanic Hamayun Tariq, who ‘fought in Pakistan to evict infidels’ and tweeted weapons data, ‘is Islamic State jihadi’
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Emergence of video showing four men comes as France reels from the identification of two of its nationals partaking in a mass beheading in Syria
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Briton thought to have killed four other western hostages shown standing over a severed head
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16-minute video also purports to show mass beheading of Syrian soldiers in one of most horrifying scenes yet published by Isis
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New powers on Syria returnees appear a neat solution, but they could drive some deeper into terrorism, writes Shiv Malik
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Siddartha Dhar was arrested in September but failed to surrender his passport and has allegedly travelled to Syria
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Arrests are part of joint European and US operation across 17 countries to crack down on online drugs trade
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John McArthur is sanctioned by jobcentre after refusing ‘forced labour’ at firm where he was previously paid minimum wage
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Amer Deghayes says he will not leave the battlefield, following the deaths of his two brothers in Jabhat al-Nusra ranks
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Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund grants will back small-scale projects aiming to discourage radicalisation
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Abubaker Deghayes pleads with sons’ peers and tells David Cameron to create exit strategy for jihadis wanting to return
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Jaffar Deghayes, 17, whose brothers also joined Jabhat al-Nusra militants, is 25th known British jihadi to be killed in the conflict
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Jobcentre whistleblower tells Dispatches that computerised benefits scheme is ‘unworkable, poorly designed and out of date’
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Muhammad Mehdi Hassan, 19, is fourth member of group of six ‘Pompey lads’ who travelled to fight for Isis
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King’s College London has been keeping track of death toll from those Britons who have travelled to the region to join fighting
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Twenty-three people from the UK have died so far on the battlefields of the Middle East according to the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation (ICSR). This is what we know of them, based on research work, family information and accounts on social media
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Britain’s top police officer warns about terror threat of returning fighters, as third Portsmouth jihadi reported dead in Kobani