Tom Porter

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Tom reports on domestic and foreign affairs for IBTimes UK. His interests include Russia, crime and security. Previously Tom worked at the BBC and the East London Guardian.

Muslim man sacked by Swedish council after refusing to shake hands with female colleagues

Man is suing council claiming unfair dismissal.

German officials debate whether unaccompanied refugee minors are at risk of radicalisation

Some argue that unaccompanied refugees in Europe are being targeted for recruitment by extremists.

What new powers does the state of emergency give the Turkish government?

Under state of emergency rights can be curtailed and parliament bypassed.

Alex Jones and Young Turks Get into Altercation at RNC

Right wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones hijacks TYT broadcast during RNC and it almost ends in blows

Controversial right wing pundit brandished a Clinton 'rape' T-shirt.

Car packed with gas cylinder bomb crashes into Sydney police station in botched terrorist attack

Driver suffers severe burns after incident at police station's underground car park

Mohammad Naqib ur Rehman meets Justin Welby

Pakistani 'hate preacher' who glorifies Islamist murder welcomed by Archbishop of Canterbury

Preacher and fellow cleric hailed murderer of liberal Pakistani politician as holy warrior.

Five to appear in court in connection with Nice attack

Man killer sent text immediately before attack among those to appear in Paris court

Turkey purges thousands of officials and bans academics from travelling after military coup attempt

More than 50,000 officials have been rounded up after failed coup against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

UK suffered most terror attacks as 'lone wolf' plots plagued EU nations in 2015

Europol says most of the attacks were committed by separatist terrorists, followed by Islamist extremists.

Isis allegedly release video of Germany attacker

Germany axe attack: Isis releases video allegedly showing culprit Muhammad Riyad

In video, knife brandishing man pledges allegiance to Isis.

German far right Pegida movement seeking to establish political party, says leader Lutz Bachmann

Authorities currently investigating group under anti-extremism laws.

Mother of two gored to death during annual Moratalla bull run in Murcia, Spain

Woman, 47, was caught by surprise as she stepped from a door during the Fiestas del Santísimo Cristo del Rayo.

Algerian Isis extremist radicalised Nice attacker, claims uncle

Uncle described attacker as 'easy prey for recruitment'.

Sonia Kruger made the remarks in anappearance

Television presenter calls for Muslim immigrants to be barred from Australia

'This stereotyping of Muslims does nothing but breed hate' anti-racism commissioner responds.

Former Israeli ambassador to the US DannyAyalon

Nice attack: Former Israeli ambassador to US criticised for comment

Ayalon said it was an 'irony' that the attack came after a meeting between French foreign minister and Hezbollah.

Nice attack as it happened: Truck drives into crowd in Bastille Day celebrations killing at least 84

The death toll has reached 84 with 52 people critically injured in the attack.

Brazilian police officers train for security measures and emergency situations in coordination with the French national police (REID) before the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games, in a subway station in Rio de Janeiro,

Islamist plotted to attack French Rio Olympics team, says intelligence chief

France was tipped off about attack by a 'partner' intelligence agency

Theresa May cabinet reshuffle as it happened: Gove, Morgan, Whittingdale and Letwin sacked

Some of Tory party's biggest names lost their jobs as PM appointed her first cabinet.

Theresa May's first speech as Prime Minister in full

'The government I lead will be driven, not by the interests of the privileged few but by yours,' pledged May.

Islamist extremists 'so dangerous they should be segregated in prisons', says top official

A hardcore of extremists is attempting to radicalise Muslims inmates, according to official.

Mafia chief Bernardo 'The Tractor' Provenzano dies, aged 83

Provenzano was arrested in 2006 after four decades on the run.

Government's anti-extremism Prevent strategy is violating children's rights, says charity

Pupils afraid to express views in classroom for fear of being labelled extremists.

Theresa May becomes Britain's prime minister as it happened

May pledged to fight "burning injustice" in British society in first speech as PM.

Labour Party leadership election: Jeremy Corbyn wins right to be included on ballot

Jeremy Corbyn will stand against Angela Eagle despite not having the backing of majority of his PLP.

Bernie Sanders endorses Hilary Clinton for president

Former Democrat presidential rivals join forces.

Fresh investigations launched into claims Met Police officers covered up VIP child abuse

Police watchdog now probing a total of 45 alleged police cover ups.

How the world's press reacted to Theresa May becoming Britain's second female prime minister

Former Home Secretary's sudden rise to top makes headlines around the world.

Theresa May: Prime Minister-in-waiting 'honoured and humbled' to be new Conservative leader

May pledged to make success of Brexit in first speech as Tory leader.

South African twins accused of plotting Isis terror attacks against US and Jewish targets

Twins allegedly plotted attacks on US embassy and Jewish institutions.

Journalist Jacky Sutton 'overcome by blackness' ahead of Istanbul airport suicide, says sister

Journalist and charity worker was found hanged in toilet cubicle in October 2015.