fergal keane, bbc news, london.es, including saudi arabia, bahrain, the united arab emirates and egypt, have cut diplomatic ties with qatar, accusing it of supporting terrorism. qatari diplomats are being expelled from neighbouring countries, while the airlines, etihad and emirates, are suspending flights to the qatari capital doha. the qatari foreign ministry says the measures are "unjustified" and based on "unfounded allegations. " our security correspondent, frank gardner, has more. saudi tv today, airing a very public quarrel between some of the world's richest nations. saudi arabia, bahrain, the uae as well as egypt have all cut diplomatic ties to qatar. they've imposed an air, land and sea embargo on the country, causing some panic buying. they're accusing the gas—rich gulf state of funding terrorists and helping iran destabilise the region. qatar strongly denies it. it was president trump's recent visit to riyadh that emboldened the saudis. its leaders now feel they've got the green light from washington to g

our special correspondent fergal keane has been asking londoners for their thoughts. featm was very bad. it should not happen. you live together and we will stand up you live together and we will stand up together against terrorists. anything that happens, the first person to be called out as muslims. it is really sad. we are not terrorists. as muslims, we do not feel safe any more. across britain, muslim communities are debating their responses to the terror of men claiming to act in their name. this man recently graduated with a first in law and hopes to work in the city. she believes the attacks must lead to greater integration. we need to make more of an effort to integrate, whether you are muslim or not, and to come together because the point of attacks like this is they want to divide everyone, they wa nt they want to divide everyone, they want there to be separate communities. the very same questions we re communities. the very same questions were posed in the wake of the other bombs but extreme islamic ideology continued, declaring a religious obligation to sl