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Increased vigilance across the globe following Paris attacks

By Daniel Costa-Roberts

As French President François Hollande tightened security across France, promising "merciless" retribution for the series of coordinated terror in Paris Friday night, world leaders reacted with expressions of solidarity as well as increased vigilance in their own countries.

Muslim cleric in Britain charged with supporting Islamic State militants

By Larisa Epatko

Anjem Choudary, a British-born Muslim cleric, is one of two men charged in England with inviting support for Islamic State militants on Wednesday.

Crowds gather to catch glimpse of newly christened Princess Charlotte

By Kenzi Abou-Sabe

The British royal family celebrated the christening of Prince William and Kate Middleton's 9-week-old daughter Charlotte on Sunday.

What you need to know about Britain’s election

By Larisa Epatko

Every five years, Britons elect members of Parliament. But after this year's vote on Thursday, the results of the new government might not be known for days.

The royal couple had a daughter, and Charlotte is her name

By Lorna Baldwin

Britain's newest princess now has a name: Charlotte Elizabeth Diana. Kensington Palace announced the moniker Monday, two days after she was born.

Photos: Hysteria surrounds Britain’s newest royal baby

By Andrew Mach

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, gave birth to a baby girl Saturday morning, Kensington Palace announced.

Re-imposing sanctions on Iran not as easy as it might sound

By Bradley Klapper, Matthew Lee, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Snap back? Not so fast. The biggest enforcement provision in the preliminary nuclear agreement with Iran is turning into one of the mostly hotly contested elements. And the debate barely involves Iran.

Britain pays tribute to Winston Churchill 50 years after his state funeral

By Lorna Baldwin

When Winston Churchill died 50 years ago at the age of 90, a million people lined the streets of London to watch the funeral cortege pass by. The man who led Britain to victory against Nazi Germany was honored with…

U.K. government and community groups struggle to stop Islamic radicalization spike

By PBS News Hour

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Radical cleric Abu Qatada acquitted of terrorism charges in Jordan

By Justin Scuiletti

A Jordanian court today found radical cleric Abu Qatada not guilty of conspiring to attack tourists during Jordan's New Year celebrations in 2000, citing insufficient evidence.