Radicalisation can now happen between breakfast and lunch, claims former MI5 head

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Radicalisation can now happen between breakfast and lunch, claims former MI5 head

Ex-commissioner warns that cuts to neighbourhood policing having an impact on response.

Baroness Eliza Manningham-Buller

Date - 10th October 2018
By - Nick Lester and Trevor Mason

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Extremist radicalisation can happen "between breakfast and lunch", making it more difficult to detect terror plots, a former MI5 chief has warned. Baroness Manningham-Buller also said the number of terror suspects in the UK...

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