The threat from terrorism is "rising", Home Secretary Suella Braverman has stated.

The cupboard minister was talking as the federal government revealed a overview of its counter-terrorism technique, CONTEST, which has been up to date for the primary time in 5 years.

Ms Braverman stated: "We now face a domestic terrorist threat which is less predictable, harder to detect and investigate; a persistent and evolving threat from Islamist terrorist groups overseas; and an operating environment where technology continues to provide both opportunity and risk to our counter-terrorism efforts.

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"We due to this fact decide that the danger from terrorism is as soon as once more rising."

In a speech asserting the report, Ms Braverman added that the rise was from a "lower base", and the danger is "not as high as a few years ago".

The CONTEST technique has been round since 2003, and was final up to date in 2018 following the 5 terror assaults in 2017.

Since then, there have been 9 terror assaults, which killed six folks and injured 20 folks - and an extra 39 assaults had been disrupted, in response to the Home Office.