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The Director General of MI5, Ken McCallum, has issued a grave warning that Britain faces a greater terrorism threat than it did on 9/11, stating that future attacks may be harder to anticipate. This concern is echoed in editorial pieces and by Prime Minister Andy Burnham, who emphasized the ongoing risk to democratic societies.
The Independent:
MI5 chief warns Britain faces greater danger now than on 9/11
The head of MI5 has warned that Britain currently faces a greater terrorism threat than it did on 9/11, urging for increased national security awareness.
The Independent:
MI5 chief: 25 years after 9/11, we may not see the next terror shock coming
In the context of the 9/11 anniversary, the MI5 chief expresses concern that future terrorist attacks may be harder to predict.
The Independent:
The Independent View: We must take national security more seriously
An editorial piece reinforcing the MI5 chief's warnings and stressing the importance of taking national security threats seriously.
The Independent:
Terror ‘still knocks at door of democracy’, Burnham says
Andy Burnham remarks that the threat of terrorism continues to pose a risk to democratic societies.
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