MI5 chief – al-Qaida threat diminished, but not yet over

07 Jan 2009

The head of MI5 says today that the threat of an immediate attack in Britain by al-Qaida-inspired extremists has diminished because a string of successful prosecutions has had a “chilling” effect. Full Story

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MI5 chief – al-Qaida threat diminished, but not yet over

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