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On the website. back to our top story now and borisjohnson will lead tributes in the commons this afternoon for sir david amess — the mp who was stabbed to death during a constituency surgery in southend last friday, but there have been questions raised about the safety of mps and whether britain could face a new wave of attacks from people who the intelligence services call bedroom radicals whose extremism is bred online. let's speak to peter neumann who's a professor of security studies at king's college london. thank you forjoining us. how difficult is it for the security agencies to find...

They're searching these two addresses, it doesn't believe there is another. look, peter, the history in the uk runs deep, and police while they might be heartened by the fact that he acted alone. you've been covering this for the better part of 15 years, you mentioned that prevent strategy, that's the uk's counterterrorism strategy. you yourself have spoken that can only go so far. what elements do you think would have been so difficult to grasp for the uk and law enforcement? >> well, we've seen a shift in the past years as note, paula, when we had 2005, the terrorist attacks in london, 7 of ...

Lone attackers who are part of sort of jihadist or extremists, they are hovering around, there are plenty of them. but it's often not quite sure to what extent they're connected. to what extent they're actually ready to do it. and for the police to have several thousand people like that, it's impossible to monitor them all the time. so you always have the risk of one of them, basically, doing something on their enin a place like essex, where you have not necessarily a lot of police on the ground. >> part of knew enter there with professor of security studies, peter neumann, king's college of l...

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