Anti-terror legislation

The British state has an evolved and sophisticated suite of powers and tools - but the shape of the threat has shifted.

North Yorkshire Police could get powers to restrict traffic in York city centre during events.

One charge alleges the girl belonged or professed to belong to a banned organisation.

Figen Murray fought for a new law in memory of her Manchester arena bombing victim son Martyn.

Mohammed Hamasaleh distributed speeches by terror group leaders and other content on the Telegram app.

The 31-year-old allegedly went to fight for the "Jaysh Al Fath" groups, says the Met Police.

Nathan Worrell failed to notify police about his use of a mobile phone, a court hears.

The independent reviewer of terrorism says speeches and acts supporting Hamas's attack are against the law.