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ken mccallum suggested the swift takeover will have given them an immediate "psychological boost".is warning comes on the eve of the 20th anniversary of 9/11, the deadliest foreign attack ever on us soil. almost 3,000 people died as suicide attackers hijacked four passenger planes — crashing two of them into the twin towers in new york. 0ur north america editorjon sopel�*s report does include footage of the attack on the twin towers. the one thing that time hasn't dulled is just how profoundly shocking the sights and sounds were that tuesday morning two decades ago. screaming newsreel: breaking news story to tell you about - i apparently a plane has just crashed into the world trade center here in new york city. i think we have a terror attack of proportions that we cannot begin to imagine. oh, my god! this terrorist attack changed the world. nearly 3,000 people died and thousands more had their lives upended. this is the story of three of those who found themselves at the eye of the storm. my dad was an amazing human being. max giaccone was a ten—year—old schoolboy when he was cal

ken mccallum revealed that 31 late—stage attack plots had been foiled here in the last four years.ated groups could reform once again. 0ur security correspondent gordon corera reports. for 20 years, surveillance and security have become ever more entwined in our lives — a sign of a threat that has not gone away, as the head of m15 told the bbc today. we do face a consistent global struggle to defeat extremism and to guard against terrorism. this is a real problem and in the last four years, for example, working with the police, my organisation has disrupted 31 late—stage attack plots in great britain. a new counterterrorism operations centre was launched this summer by m15 and the police but the threats have also been changing. since 9/11, we have had a continued evolving, huge challenge with islamist extremist terrorism. we have the rise of extreme right—wing terrorism and we have definitely a resurgence of sharp and complex state threats. the only major national security threat which has been comparatively better across those 20 years is northern ireland. the uk's terror threat l

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this week, we heard from mi5's ken week, we heard from mis�*s ken mccallum, and he was talking about united kingdom, and the way in which that had transformed over the years, over the decades. you said there was this knowledge of a summer bin laden, he was known to the security services, was known to the security services, was there a surprise that an attack of this scale happened to mark i mean, was something expected? weill. mean, was something expected? well, somethin: mean, was something expected? well, something was — mean, was something expected? well, something was expected _ mean, was something expected? -ii something was expected but we only know this now, we did not know this at the time. i certainly was not expecting a terrorist attack on mainland united states. i've got to say to you that the night before 9/11, i had, forsupper say to you that the night before 9/11, i had, for supper in the embassy, the national security advisor, kaunda lisa rice, and tony blair's new policy adviser, and we discussed all the issues around the world which affected our interest, british int

ken mccallum revealed that 31 late—stage attack plots had been foiled here in the last four years. he warned that more sophisticated groups could reform once again. lawyers for the american woman suing the duke of york over sexual assault allegations say they've successfully served him with legal papers — a condition for the lawsuit to proceed. ajudge must now decide if the papers were indeed served. prince andrew has always strongly denied the allegations. scotland's first minister says the nhs is under more pressure than ever before — with scotland seeing its highest level of covid infections since estimates began. nicola sturgeon said only a "foolish" leader would rule out having to introduce more restrictions including extending the new vaccination passport scheme. in england, the culture secretary 0liver dowden has said that vaccine passports will "almost certainly" be required this autumn along with boosterjabs for the elderly and vulnerable. here's our health editor hugh pym. a pop—up testing site in glasgow this week. as scottish infections increase, the first minister has

ken mccallum told bbc news that 31 late—stage attack plots have been foiled in the uk in the last fourthe taliban has promised that afghanistan would never again be a base for terrorists after taking over the country last month. the mi5 warning comes on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. we'll have more that in a moment, but first, here's our security correspondent gordon corera on ken mccallum's comments. for 20 years, the work of the security service has been dominated by dealing with terrorist threats to the uk. today, the head of mi five told the bbc what the threat looks like. we told the bbc what the threat looks like. ~ ., w ., told the bbc what the threat looks like. ., ., ,, like. we do face a consistent global stru: ale to like. we do face a consistent global struggle to defeat _ like. we do face a consistent global struggle to defeat extremism - like. we do face a consistent global struggle to defeat extremism and l like. we do face a consistent global| struggle to defeat extremism and to guard against terrorism. this is a real problem, and in the last four

can, mccallum added that there is a real threat to the u. k, with 31 late stage terror plots disrupted since 2018, including 6 during the pandemic alone. what's now making things worse is that it's hard to carry out for checks on afghan refugees, both due to their large numbers and the fact that many lack documentation the dangers were highlighted when a man sentenced to 8 years in prison for raping his daughter, escaped f ganna stan on an evacuation flight to germany. he had already been deported in 2019 over the offence yet was able to return. nevertheless, both britain and germany, se evacuations from afghanistan will continue meals off long, and we will continue their vacation operation for as long as possible in order to make it possible for after school worked with us for security. 3 down the rule of law and development to leave the country. we feel responsibility to make sure that the remaining british nationals in africa and workers can come to the u. k. that's why we watch with great interest what may be possible to bill for a forme

and in fact, i think the current head of my thighs can. mccallum made a public things about this last week, saying that this is going to be major threats that the u. k. and other allies across nature is going to have to pay space ex will launch for tourists into orbit later this wednesday. it's the latest milestone in a technological path, stretching back more than 6 decades and few if any hold a greater place in that history than the soviet space engineers. the guy korean space ex, found a mosque is repeatedly cited him as a key source of inspiration. he's been talking to so guy, korea, love's grandson about his recent meeting with musk or the musician. but i really liked that everything's in practically the same space and everyone sees the result of their work and what's happening around them. it's an enormous hanger about the size of a football field where they assemble the engines, carrier rocket, and landing module nearby. there's a glass partition and then 4 or 5 floors of engineers offices. so they can look out onto the production area and see everything. actually, many of the

and in fact, i think the current head of m, i 5, can mccallum made a public thinking about this in the last week, saying that this is going to be a major threat that the u. k. and other allies across nature, going to have to face, and it's not just going to be a problem. so nato is going to problem to sections of russia. it's going to be a problem for sections of china. africa, of course, going to be his. yeah. so it's a major, major mistake. the americans made head pulling a lot of ations going to be looking over their shoulders and go to georgia again. thanks for joining us on our team. space x will launch for tourists into orbit later this wednesday. it's the latest milestone in a technological path, stretching back more than 6 decades and few if any hold a greater place in that history than soviet space engineer. so get coral office space ex found a musk is repeatedly cited him as a key source of inspiration. now ti talked to cory, loves grandson about his recent meeting with musk. although many ocean and i will really like that, everything is in practically the same space and ever

ken mccallum also said that 31 late—stage attack plots have been foiled in the uk in the last four yearsork of the security service at thames house has been dominated by dealing with terrorist threats to the uk. and today the head of m15 told the bbc what that threat looks like. we do face a consistent global struggle to defeat extremism and to guard against terrorism. this is a real problem and in the last four years, for example, working with the police, my organisation has disrupted 31 late—stage attack plots in great britain. and even during the pandemic period that we've all been enduring for most of the last two years, we've had to disrupt six late—stage attack plots. the taliban takeover of afghanistan has changed the landscape. the m15 chief warned this would embolden those wanting to carry out attacks and he said there was a risk that the country could once again become a safe haven for groups planning more sophisticated attacks. even if the taliban is absolutely in good faith about wanting to prevent terrorism being exported from afghanistan, that will be a difficult task to ac

afghanistan will have "heartened and emboldened" extremists. 20 years after the 9/11 attacks, ken mccalluml and enduring thing". he said 31late—stage attack plots were foiled here in the last four years. 0ur security correspondent gordon corera reports. for 20 years, surveillance and security have become ever more entwined in our lives — a sign of a threat that has not gone away, as the head of m15 told the bbc today. we do face a consistent global struggle to defeat extremism and to guard against terrorism. this is a real problem and in the last four years, for example, working with the police, my organisation has disrupted 31 late—stage attack plots in great britain. a new counterterrorism operations centre was launched this summer by m15 and the police but the threats have also been changing. since 9/11, we have had a continued evolving huge challenge with islamist extremist terrorism. we have the rise of extreme right—wing terrorism and we have definitely a resurgence of sharp and complex state threats. the only major national security threat which has been comparatively better across

the party of open borders, the last few weeks i traveled all along self texas, not just laredo, mccallum, roma, a bird and did roundtables with ranchers and farmers down there, sheriffs and law enforcement, with local elected officials, most of the local elected officials in south texas are democrats, that has long been a democratic area of the state. every elected democrat i met with was so horrified by what is happening at the border they said to me over and over, listen, if the democratic party is the party open borders count me out. i can't support this and it is an unfolding disaster and yet today's washington democrats there's not a single one of the workers, president biden may go to the border, cameras won't go to the border, she won't go to del rio, they insist these problems aren't happening and this lawlessness we are already at 1.2 million illegal immigrants, we have to 2 million and as long as president biden and kamala harris refused to apply the law is going to keep getting worse. jillian: only 13% from that report back in july 50,000 illegal immigrants being looked at wit

ken mccallum revealed that 31 late—stage attack plots had been foiled here in the last four years. allegations say they've successfully served him with legal papers — a condition for the lawsuit to proceed. ajudge must now decide if the papers were indeed served. now on bbc news it's time for click.

ken mccallum also said that 31 late—stage attack plots have been foiled in the uk in the last four yearsk of the security service at thames house has been dominated by dealing with terrorist threats to the uk. and today the head of m15 told the bbc what that threat looks like. we do face a consistent global struggle to defeat extremism and to guard against terrorism. this is a real problem and in the last four years, for example, working with the police, my organisation has disrupted 31 late—stage attack plots in great britain. and even during the pandemic period that we've all been enduring for most of the last two years, we have had to disrupt six late—stage attack plots. the taliban takeover of afghanistan has changed the landscape. the m15 chief warned this would embolden those wanting to carry out attacks and he said there was a risk that the country could once again become a safe haven for groups planning more sophisticated attacks. even if the taliban is absolutely in good faith about wanting to prevent terrorism being exported from afghanistan, that will be a difficult task to ac

ken mccallum revealed that 31 late—stage attack plots had been foiled here in the last four years.nd he warned that more sophisticated groups could reform once again. lawyers for the american woman suing the duke of york over sexual assault allegations say they've successfully served him with legal papers — a condition for the lawsuit to proceed. ajudge must now decide if the papers were indeed served. now on bbc news it's time for click. this week putting on our next gen specs, strapping on our brain controls and entering the meta verse. just another day in the office, really. hey, welcome to click. let me hit you straightaway with a buzzword. you might�*ve heard it being thrown around recently. are you ready?— are you ready? always ready. i'd make _ are you ready? always ready. i'd make the _ are you ready? always ready. i'd make the meta _ are you ready? always ready. i'd make the meta verse. - are you ready? always ready. l i'd make the meta verse. what you think of the idea? mark zuckerberg is version that it won't be long before we are working, playing and living in this whol

ken mccallum, the head of mi5, talked about hearing of the attacks 20 years ago.t attack plots but also a growing number of attack plots from extreme right—wing terrorists. even during the pandemic period that we have all been enduring for most of the last two years, we have had to disrupt six late—stage attack plots so the terrorist threat to the uk, i'm sorry to say, is a real and enduring thing. gordon also explained what the mi5 chief had to say about the impact of the western withdrawal from afghanistan on the uk's terror threat. i think it really has changed the way people think about it. he divided it into two areas. one was the sense that it will potentially inspire people, jihadists, to think "we could be successful." in this case, they can make the claim that they drove the americans and nato out of afghanistan and so there is this concern that it will support them, even people who may not be able to travel out there or use it as a base, but then the other concern is that it could return to what it was before 9/11, which is a base in which terrorist grou

wyoming crowds lined the street to salute the remains of 20-year-old lance corporal riley mccallum. texas lance corporal david lee espinoza. at omaha, nebraska to honor according to page. eric: we are back here what we used to call ground zero but the 9/11 memorial site as we commemorate 20 years of terror attacks you can learn of the faithful day and aftermath at the 9/11 tribute museum in manhattan. it's a very personal story. this museum is run by 9/11 families and focuses on the stories of the full 9/11 community. not just the families but first responders and residents who lived here. this is after all thriving neighborhood. jennifer adams joins us. she's the ceo of the 9/11 tribute museum. jennifer, thank you so much for coming in this afternoon. what are your thoughts about today. the museum is open and what is it like to have this day arrive? >> well, 20 years it's hard to believe. we've been doing this 3, we do this 365 days a year and first responders, survivors, rebuilt the neighborhood comes to us it's a sense of support. it's a somber day but a day that we come together

told to construct a temporary outdoor processing site similar to what we have under the bridge in mccallum texas. they ignored it. they ignored the warning. then we started to see larger and larger groups coming underneath the bridge and congregating to the point that we're here now. had we taken the proper steps, we wouldn't be discussing this right now today. but because we are, texas has been stretched. the border patrol has been stretched. ice has been stretched. the national guard has been stretched. there are solutions to this problem. and what you see underneath the bridge, that is not humane. the biden administration's promise that they would have a humane process. that is not humane. it is humane to properly enforce our laws. it is humane to not just give lip service to an issue but to actually follow it up with action. that's what we haven't seen. for that reason, i am grateful to general norris. i'm grateful to director mcgraw. i'm especially grateful to governor abbott for taking the lead on this issue. an issue he doesn't have to take the lead on. but he does because he cares

challenger larry elder continuing his campaign against governor brevets bring in martha mccallum, anchorght from los angeles. she's there for special coverage. hey, martha. >> hey, jacqui. >> jacqui: the president is trying to save newsom seat. what you see is the biggest causes of the recall? how likely is it that newsom hangs on given some of the recent polling that shows republicans are pretty much directly in support of this. democrats not so much. deeply blue state. this has been, it was once seen as a long shot coming to pa. >> it's so fascinating. as you say, jacqui, democrats outnumber republicans in the state of california 2-1. nevertheless there was this shocking sort of groundswell, about 2 million people signed petitions to recall governor newsom. that all happened during the heat of covid, during his evening out at the french laundry. people started to get ticked off feeling that there were rules for the but not for me. enormous numbers of small businesses, many of them owned by minority, black latino, store owners in california. it's an interesting litmus test in terms of w