but these chemical attacks, that's what ben wallace is talking about.within the uk. he says there is no moral objection from them to the use of chemical weapons. he points to the arrest of members of a terror cell in morocco last year, who were in possession of toxic chemicals that could have been used as weapons, as evidence that that aspiration is there. he's also very concerned about what he calls the enemy about what he calls the enemy within — that terror groups and foreign governments hiring people who work within government or businesses in the uk to try and undermine the uk from within. he also makes the point that as is‘s territory in the middle east shrinks, and that is seen by many of its enemies is a good thing, those britons who have gone out there to fight for is may want to return home, and could pose a real threat to us here if they manage to get back in. the headlines... a manhunt is underway in turkey for the gunman responsible for killing at least 39 people in a packed istanbul nightclub. the turkish president has called it a heinous

but these chemical attacks, that's what ben wallace is talking about.apons within the uk. he says there is no moral objection from them to the use of chemical weapons. he points to the arrest of members of a terror cell in morocco last year, who were in possession of toxic chemicals that could have been used as weapons, as evidence that that aspiration is there. he's also very concerned about what he calls the enemy within — that terror groups and foreign governments hiring people who work within government or businesses in the uk to try and undermine the uk from within. he also makes the point that as is‘s territory in the middle east shrinks, and that is seen by many of its enemies as a good thing, those britons who have gone out there to fight for is may want to return home, and could pose a real threat to us here if they manage to get back in. chris mason. it is 16 minutes past five. the headlines on bbc news: a manhunt is under way in turkey for the gunman responsible for killing at least 39 people in a packed istanbul nightclub. police in oldham a

but these chemical attacks, that's what ben wallace is talking about.om them to the use of chemical weapons. he points to the arrest of members of a terror cell in morocco last year, he worked in possession of toxic chemicals that could have been used as weapons, as evidence that that aspiration is that —— who were in possession. he is also concerned about what is called the enemy within, terror groups and foreign governments hiring people who work within governments and businesses in the uk to try and undermine the uk from within. he also makes the point that out is‘s territory in the middle east shrinks, that is seen by many of its enemies is a good thing, those britons who have gone out there to fight what i is made want to return home, and could pose a real threat to us here if they manage to get back in —— who went out there to fight for ids. thank you, chris. the london ambulance service says technical problems in the early hours of this morning meant staff in the control room were forced to log emergency calls by hand. the computer difficulties o

interesting in the times also is the british security minister ben wallace says they are on the lookoute moment for the enemy within, which is a famous phrase, but especially quoting there are traitors. that's something that will be scaring every government around the world at the moment. it reminds us the world at the moment. it reminds us of the geopolitical risk that remains. it is very prevalent across europe. 0ne remains. it is very prevalent across europe. one of the other big issues for europe this year is lots of key elections in key countries, france, germany, holland. the financial times looks at marine le pen and the funding she is getting, from her dad. it has historically been reported that she doesn't get on very well with her father. reported that she doesn't get on very well with herfather. this is probably quite a surprise for most people. we saw in the us election donald trump borrowing from his own funds. very interesting, borrowing not foreign —— voluntarily. it looks like this loan is being taken from her father to run the campaign. like this loan is being taken fro

based on an interview with ben wallace, the security minister.e headline was rather overdone. the quotes in the article are accurate, he says it is an aspiration of islamic state to carry out some sort of chemical attack. there was a cell in morocco successfully raided where various chemical weapons and the chemicals required to make them were there. obviously, you would expect a group like islamic state to aspire to try and kill as many people in the west as they could possibly do so. whether by chemical attack, or a marauding gun attack, it is not news, but it is quite striking when it is out of the mouth of the security minister. he talks about the enemy within, traitors recruited by our enemies, working within government, or places where they could do damage. the insider threat is real, it can be exploited, there are people trying to do that we speak. hard to get in the front door, they try to get someone inside. the big message, he was telling me, in a small way we can all do our bit. cyber security is a massive threat. really basic things l

celebrations, thinking particularly of the lorry attacks in nice and paris, but the security minister, ben wallacehat so—called islamic state also has an aspiration to use chemical weapons in the uk. he has been interviewed in the sunday times today, talking about this aspiration today, talking about this aspiration to use chemical weapons in the uk. he says, look, they are in the business of trying to kill as many people as possible. they have no moral objection, he says, to using chemical weapons. a couple of other striking phrases he uses. he says that the insider threat, as we would call it, is real. he says there are traces, we have to be on our guard to the enemy within. he says those countries and groups that would want to see ill for the uk, if they can't get through the front door to do that, they will try and recruit by the back door. recruiting traitors, that's the word he uses, to be able to work within government or businesses to try and undermine the uk. he also says that there is a growing threat is in the uk. almost counterintuitively, as the territory in the middle east shrinks. b