4 chapters across the catalog
A stabbing attack on London Bridge involving Usman Khan, a convicted terrorist on early release, sparked a national debate on sentencing laws. The incident featured heroic interventions by citizens using a narwhal tusk and a fire extinguisher. The hosts analyze the "hoax bomb vest" worn by the attacker and question the timing of the event relative to the UK election.
London Bridge Attack Details, Khurram Butt, MI5 Monitoring
New details emerge about London Bridge attacker Khurram Butt, who had previously appeared in a documentary titled "The Jihadis Next Door." Despite being known to MI5 and reported by neighbors for radicalizing children, he was deemed a low priority and allowed to work for the London Underground.
London Bridge Terror Attack, Run Hide Tell Protocol
The June 2017 London Bridge terror attack prompted varied reactions from UK politicians and the media, including the suspension of election campaigning by Jeremy Corbyn. The "Run, Hide, Tell" safety protocol is criticized as a message of submission compared to American "See Something, Say Something" campaigns. London Mayor Sadiq Khan and local citizens expressed defiance, emphasizing that the city's way of life would not be altered by cowardly acts.
CBS News provides a detailed report on the terror attack at Westminster Bridge and the Houses of Parliament. An attacker drove a car into pedestrians before stabbing a police officer; four people were killed. Prime Minister Theresa May was evacuated as Parliament went into lockdown. The hosts evaluate the report as a rare example of decent corporate journalism.
