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Police said that had the attack not been foiled it could have been the ‘deadliest in UK history’
By Jamie Shapiro
It could have been the worst terrorist act in British history, says Mark Gardner
By Kim Pilling
Police chiefs said the attack could have been Britain’s deadliest terrorist incident
Kehillat Or Tzion has grown into a congregation of 40 members
By Gaby Wine
Police forces in the cities have received new powers allowing them to take action against protesters using the phrase
By Jane Prinsley
Daryl Berman, 71, is accused of killing her 84-year-old husband David at their home in Prestwich
By Ian Leonard
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