Abu Qatada
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Jihadi scholars’ accounts focused mostly on war in Syria and frequently attacked Islamic State
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Djamel Beghal has been on western intelligence agencies’ radar for 15 years and has worshipped regularly at Finsbury Park mosque
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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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From curbing the British army’s use of torture in Ireland to ending bans on homosexuality, the court has shaped UK law
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Bernard Keenan: The system of secret justice used to bar the Jordanian cleric from the UK will not be so easily jettisoned
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Radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada hugs relatives outside a Jordanian jail after being acquitted of terrorism charges
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Islamist cleric's comments, from a cell in Jordan, highlight rift between jihadist groups Islamic State and Jabhat al-Nusra
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Jordanian court rules that international terror suspect is not guilty of terrorism offences relating to alleged 1998 bomb plot
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Jordanian court clears Islamist cleric who was subject of 12-year UK deportation fight of conspiracy charge relating to 1998 plot
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Simon Jenkins: Our banning of Dieudonné shows that the UK has grown feeble. A robust society should be able to handle the stresses of pluralism
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Britons said a mixed farewell to Thatcher, waved flags for a royal birth and resurrected the idea of leaving the EU
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Julian Norman: Instead of her (probably illegal) attack on article 8 of the Human Rights Act, the home secretary should ask why so many appeals succeed
The long read How Isis crippled al-Qaida