Topic: Run Hide Tell

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.

The British National Counterterrorism Security Office issues new guidelines for citizens caught in terror attacks: "Run, Hide, and Tell." The advice includes finding secure hiding places behind "substantial brickwork" and silencing mobile devices. The hosts mock the simplicity of the advice and the instruction to show hands to police who may point guns at civilians during an evacuation.