Islamic State

Libyan forces said mines and booby-traps left behind by retreating militants could not slow them down.

Some 20,000 Iraqi troops and other forces are on the edge of the city.

Libyan military sources have said they will take complete control of the IS stronghold in days.

The news emerged just days after reports that British Special Forces had engaged IS in Syria.

Progress is being made in Iraq and Syria, as troops close in on the militant group.

The free app, produced in French and English, will send warnings to users of any impending attack.

An infographic, providing a breakdown of the attacks, was published by the terror group's news agency Amaq.

Launched from the USS Truman, the jets are targeting Daesh-held oilfields and supply routes.

The militants believe that it is their religious duty to destroy non-Islamic relics for being 'heretical'.

The covert hackers have been using Twitter to find those who sympathise with the militants.

Refugees claim that militants have taken command of city's food supplies.

The four were taken in for questioning by Turkey's anti-terror police, state news reported.

As many as 12 were killed by Isis fighters who fired on anyone trying to leave Fallujah.

The child has appeared in two Isis execution videos one apparently showing him detonating a bomb killing 4 men.

The Islamic State has displayed the bodies of executed spies to serve as a warning to its fighters.

Elite troops have bolstered Syrian opposition fighters in battle against Islamic State.

The intelligence centre in the country's capital was attacked leaving five dead.

People trying to cross the Euphrates being targeted by Daesh.

Abu Layla died several days after being injured fighting Daesh.

Babul Aktar is currently investigating a banned Islamic terror group known as Jamayetul Mujahideen Bangladesh.

Mohammad Naser, 23, was arrested on 11 December 2015 after his deportation from Sudan to India.

The European Court of Human Rights has been asked to halt the man's deportation from Greece to Turkey.

In Isis-held territory there is an economy in sex slaves obtained by their conquest in Syria and Iraq.

The militant group uses tunnels to approach, appear and escape the front line, in order to reduce their casualties.

Isis fighters have hidden in the tunnels and deployed snipers to halt the advance of Iraqi forces.

Isis believes that smoking cigarettes amounts to "slow-suicide".

Children as young as 12 risk being forced to fight for Islamic State as Iraqi forces advance into the city.

Islamic State has said that a fake version of Amaq News Agency app is quietly spying on jihadists' devices.

50,000 families trapped inside Isis stronghold of Fallujah is prime reason for military operations slowing down.

A member of the 'Isis Chopping Committee' The Bulldozer has been accused of dozens of beheadings.