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U.K. police hunt for 2 suspects in attempted arson attack on synagogue

London police said Wednesday they were hunting two suspects after an attempted arson attack on a synagogue in the north of the British capital, amid an upsurge in antisemitic incidents.

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Counter-Terrorism Police Investigate Attempted Arson Attack on London Synagogue

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Arrests after attempted arson attack on synagogue

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UK police investigate security incident near London's Israeli embassy

British police said on Friday they were investigating a security incident near the Israeli embassy in London after a group reported ‌online that it had targeted the premises with drones carrying "dan...

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Two held over synagogue attack released on bail

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Three charged after attempted arson at Iran International’s London office

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Pair jailed for unprovoked attack on three victims

Both admitted causing grievous bodily harm with intent over the attack, which left the victims with injuries including stab wounds to the legs, eye and ear.

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Two suspects sought after attempted arson attack on synagogue

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Three charged with arson on Persian media offices

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Shakespeare's Mysterious London House Is Finally Located After 400 Years

Shakespeare's granddaughter sold his London property in 1665, 49 years after he died

Counter-terror police probe claims of drone threat to Israeli embassy in London

Police probe comes as the area surrounding the Israeli Embassy is under cordon following a video threatening to target the consulate

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Shakespeare’s lost London home discovered after 400 years

William Shakespeare’s long-lost London house has been located in Blackfriars, thanks to English professor Lucy Munro, who discovered its floor plan among documents from the London Archives and the National Archives.

British scholar confirms exact location of Shakespeare’s London residence

Shakespeare expert Lucy Munro, of King’s College London, identified the location and size of the property the Bard bought in 1613, three years before his death, the BBC reported. Munro told The Associated Press that the document supplies “extra bits of the jigsaw puzzle” of Shakespeare’s life.