Paris attacks

The fingerprints of Europe's most wanted man were discovered in last week's raid on a flat in Forest.

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Video footage captures horror of the aftermath of the departure hall terror attack.

IHS Jane's Terrorism and Insurgency Centre claim that the attacks could have been planned for weeks.

Facebook criticised for failing to activate Safety Check until three hours after Brussels attacks began.

Alleged Islamist terrorist shot and captured in Molenbeek made a last-minute attempt to run.

French and Belgian officials say that Abseslam evaded police through local networks in Molenbeek district.

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Victims – both young and old – were targeted because of race, disability, and religious beliefs.

Abdeslam's lawyer said a press briefing by a French prosecutor was a breach of confidentiality.

Brahim Abdeslam's remains were laid to rest at a ceremony in the Schaerbeek area of Brussels.

Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders say Abdeslam had a cache of heavy weapons ready.

British Army units remain on standby in case of terror attacks in UK's capital.

The Frenchman was released from hospital and taken under heavy guard to appear before a judge

Abdeslam was known as public enemy No 1 for his role in the Paris attacks that left 130 dead.

Police confirm Abdeslam's fingerprints were found in apartment.

Police cadets dressed as football fans to recreate match conditions before a 'chemical attack' occurred.

France: Four people suspected of planning 'imminent' attack on capital Paris arrested

The id was published in wake of terror raid in Brussels suburb of Forest on March 15

One gunmen was killed as police say as many as two suspects on the run.

Anti-terror police operation was linked to the Paris attacks that killed 130 people in November.

Girls, aged 15 and 17, were arrested by counter-terrorism agents and had exchanged Facebook messages.

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Data cache reportedly contains details of 22,000 Isis supporters in over 50 countries.

Venue says claims are result of "enormous trauma".

Moroccan authorities found knives, a machete and gas canisters among items in man's suitcase.

French politicians are calling for tough penalties on companies that do not assist in criminal investigations.

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