gower is, of course, dillon thomas territory, a life—long socialist.nd along the famous mumbles mile. what would dylan thomas make of this? he'd be spinning in his grave. he'd lovejeremy corbyn and loathe theresa may. my feelings are about the same. why? he was for the distribution of wealth. he wanted everybody to have as much chance to enjoy what everybody else does. this is a historical moment in wales. what's changed ? if i was to give you a lecture on this topic i could talk for an hour but i know we are on tv... 20 seconds. if i had to say it in a word, brexit. polls suggest the sun might be setting on ukip support, the fight between red and blue forjust a dozen or more of those votes could make or break labour or conservative control here. and we'll have much more of the political battle across wales tonight here on bbc news. at 8.30pm join us for the bbc wales leaders' debate live from cardiff. huw edwards will chair the discussion between the leaders of all the main parties in wales. stay with us for that. and tonight's edition of newsnight he

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. >>> let's bring in brian dillon, former operational head of new scotland yard and thomas anderson who the transnational threats project at the center for strategic and international studies. brian, this, as bill was just saying, was an ariana grande concert, an american singer, the majority of her fans are young girls, teenagers, mostly families there, many of the victims we've already seen have been young girls. what do you make of this specific target? >> i think there's a number of aspects to it. i think the first point i would make is that this is classically a very soft target, a music venue where young people are attending, wouldn't necessarily of itself attract a significant threat assessment, is regrettably an easy target to attack. in the center of a city where it would appear the individual who is responsible would be familiar with it and comfortable in his surroundings and then as bill has correctly highlighted, the presence of a very popular american singer, again, adds an element of risk into this scenario. so all of these factors together make this a very worrying and tr