At the end of her election campaign, the British prime minister made ominous comments about curtailing civil liberties.

The bill will provide humanitarian aid to Christians and other religious groups suffering at the hands of Islamic State militants.

The death of a young Canadian Catholic woman during the London Bridge attack has inspired people to help save lives in their own community.

"Many of us consider him a hero. Many of us in the church consider him a martyr," said Msgr. Richard Paperini.

Brig. Gen. Restituto Padilla, the military spokesman, also urged netizens not to share the video, which shows militants ripping a picture of Pope Francis, toppling a crucifix, and stomping on and torching religious statues.

Prime Minister May’s record on terrorism, and a widespread hostility to Donald Trump, also complicates the Tories’ bid for a mandate in parliamentary elections.