NORTHERN IRELAND RELATED TERROR THREAT LEVEL IN GREAT BRITAIN RAISED TO 'SUBSTANTIAL'
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NORTHERN IRELAND RELATED TERROR THREAT LEVEL IN GREAT BRITAIN RAISED TO 'SUBSTANTIAL'
The threat level from Northern Ireland-related terrorism in Great Britain has gone up from moderate to substantial.
It means an attack in England, Scotland or Wales is "a strong possibility".
Home Secretary Theresa May said the level, set by security service MI5, "reflects the continuing threat from dissident republican activity".
The level for Northern Ireland-related terrorism in Northern Ireland remains "severe", meaning an attack is "highly likely".
Mrs May confirmed the change of threat level relating to Great Britain - meaning three of the four countries of the UK - in a written statement to Parliament.
"As a result of this change, we are working closely with the police and other relevant authorities to ensure appropriate security measures are in place," she wrote.
The public should "remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the police", she added.
At Easter the New IRA, the group responsible for the murder of prison officer Adrian Ismay in March, warned that its members were "determined to take the war to the age-old enemy of our nation".
The threat level for Northern Ireland-related terrorism in Great Britain was raised from moderate to substantial in 2010, then reduced back to moderate in 2012.
The threat level to the UK from international terrorism is currently set at severe. For this measure, Northern Ireland is not rated separately.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-36267052
It means an attack in England, Scotland or Wales is "a strong possibility".
Home Secretary Theresa May said the level, set by security service MI5, "reflects the continuing threat from dissident republican activity".
The level for Northern Ireland-related terrorism in Northern Ireland remains "severe", meaning an attack is "highly likely".
Mrs May confirmed the change of threat level relating to Great Britain - meaning three of the four countries of the UK - in a written statement to Parliament.
"As a result of this change, we are working closely with the police and other relevant authorities to ensure appropriate security measures are in place," she wrote.
The public should "remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the police", she added.
At Easter the New IRA, the group responsible for the murder of prison officer Adrian Ismay in March, warned that its members were "determined to take the war to the age-old enemy of our nation".
The threat level for Northern Ireland-related terrorism in Great Britain was raised from moderate to substantial in 2010, then reduced back to moderate in 2012.
The threat level to the UK from international terrorism is currently set at severe. For this measure, Northern Ireland is not rated separately.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-36267052
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Re: NORTHERN IRELAND RELATED TERROR THREAT LEVEL IN GREAT BRITAIN RAISED TO 'SUBSTANTIAL'
WTF? Not this bunch of murdering bastards again. They should never have let the other lot out of prison. In fact, it's probably the same lot.
I'd really like to get rid of NI, but they want to stay for some reason.
I'd really like to get rid of NI, but they want to stay for some reason.
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Let's hope it comes to nothing.
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What's their beef?
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This time, I hope they just take them out before they can do anything - like they did in Gibralter.
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Could have took out most of them years ago but Government did not have the guts.
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nicko wrote:Could have took out most of them years ago but Government did not have the guts.
Yes - they let them out on the streets instead.
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