The threat comes in the wake of a deadly attack on Istanbul's Ataturk airport where three ISIS suicide bombers killed 41 persons injured over 239 others
UK combat operations in Iraq had officially ended in April 2009
The attack at Istanbul's international airport that killed dozens and injured several bears the "hallmarks" of ISIS depravity, said John Brennan
Reportedly, the ISIS loyalists also committed atrocities against the local residents, including beheading and kidnapping of women
It was one of the heaviest tolls since the forces launched an offensive in May to dislodge IS from Sirte
The air strikes came after IS dealt a significant blow to Russian-backed government forces
A Kurdish-Arab alliance last week encircled the city of Manbij and severed a key supply route used by IS from the Turkish border
Earlier this year, various reports emerged about Baghdadi's injuries and death
CIA director John Brennan said ISIS has worked to build an apparatus to direct and inspire attacks against its foreign enemies
Researchers from the University of Miami in the US identified and analysed second-by-second online records of 196 pro-ISIS groups
Mohsin Sheikh was arrested from Delhi in February by the local police and the case was transferred to NIA
So far, the loyalists of the terror group have not commented regarding the report
Islamic State, he said, is now effectively cut off from the international financial system
When civilians reach government forces, teenage boys and adult men are screened separately
Major General Ismail al-Mahalawi said the IS attack targeted an army base in Ramadi
Bail plea, moved by advocate M S Khan, had claimed that further custody of the accused was not required
A string of IS bombings near the shrine in February left 134 people dead, most of them civilians
Jihadists are now encircled in an area of around five square kilometres inside the city
Loss of Sirte, would be a major blow to the jihadists at a time when they are under mounting pressure in Syria and Iraq
Daniel Glaser, the Treasury's assistant secretary for terrorist financing, said that ISIS needs money to survive