Darren Osborne

World reacts to terrorist attacks on two mosques in New Zealand

At least 50 people were killed after a shooter opened fire inside two mosques in Christchurch. New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said it was "one of New Zealand's darkest days."

The UK's far right bears responsibility for the bullying of the Syrian boy

Xenophobic far-right leaders like Tommy Robinson are radicalising scores of British youth, and the media in the UK is more than happy to provide him with a platform to do so.

The next wave of terrorism is here

Violence against Muslims is rarely labelled as "terrorism" but reputable scholarship on radicalisation and terrorism doesn't make a distinction between anti-Muslim violence and the violence perpetrated by groups like Daesh or Al Qaeda.

London mosque attacker jailed for at least 43 years

Darren Osborne was found guilty of murdering 51-year-old Makram Ali and trying to kill others in the Finsbury Park area of north London in the June 19 attack.

Man found guilty of fatal London mosque attack

Darren Osborne, a self-radicalised jobless alcoholic, drove a van into a group of Muslim worshippers in June last year, killing one man and severely injuring two others.

London van attacker wanted to kill 'as many Muslims as possible'

Prosecutors say Darren Osborne, a man who drove a van at a group of Muslims attending Ramadan prayers at a local mosque in London last year killing one person and wounding nine others, was "obsessed" with Muslims.

Some of the four arrested British neo-Nazis are serving soldiers

Arrested on suspicion of terror offences, they are believed to be members of National Action, a banned UK far-right group.

Police question "troubled" Finsbury Park attacker

Osborne was arrested on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of terrorism including murder and attempted murder.