tim stuchtey.n a major rethink since the december 2015 attack as to safeguard in cities and the nature of the response? certainly. certainly after the attacks in berlin, whenever there is a public event, there are considerations are about building roadblocks are rounded to protect these events from exactly the kind of attacks that we have seen in berlin and today in muenster. yet again, there are so many situations in our life where we are ina many situations in our life where we are in a crowd and not all of these crowds can be protected in the same way. tim stuchtey. and you find more details on how that attacked unfolded on our website. there's a full account of events in muenster plus more on the other recent attacks in germany. just go bbc.com/news or download the app. in other news: tributes have been paid to 15 people killed after a bus carrying a canadian junior ice hockey team crashed in canada. 14 other passengers were injured, when the vehicle collided with a lorry in the rural province

tim stuchtey is the executive director of the brandenburg institute for society and security and an expert ina in a sense this is relief that this is not a terrorist attack at first glance? innocent people were killed, we don't know the zac circumstances. —— exact. it is tragic by itself and we have got to wait and see what the real background is going to be but right now it doesn't look like it was someone now it doesn't look like it was someone from another islamist background. it does hit a nerve after the previous attacks in germany, and as we move into the summer germany, and as we move into the summer people might feel exposed in this way. certainly. all of our societies in the west, we have been under attack from several sides in the past years and people are worried. yet at the same time we don't want to give up the way we live and there will always be crowds ona live and there will always be crowds on a sunny live and there will always be crowds on a sunny day sitting outside drinking a beer, having a coffee and cake, and we automatically expose ourselves to people who want to do

tim stuchtey is the executive director of the brandenburg institute for society and security.e can only do so much in protecting the public from such attacks. we don't know yet the exact circumstances. it is tragic by itself and we just have to wait and see what the real background is going to be, but right now it doesn't look like it was an islamist background. all of our societies in the west, we have been under attack from several sides in the past yea rs. from several sides in the past years. people are worried. yet at the same time we don't want to give up the same time we don't want to give up the way we live and there will a lwa ys up the way we live and there will always be crowds on a sunny day, sitting outside a pub, drinking a beer, having a coffee and cake, and we automatically expose ourselves to people who want to do us harm, no matter what the intentions are. there is only so much the police and others can do to protect us from this. in a moment we'll be joined by bbc one viewers for a full round up of all the day's news with clive myrie. stay with us. two peopl

tim stuchtey is the executive director of the brandenburg institute for society and security and an expertc news. first of all, i think you went to university in the city of muenster. can you tell us a bit about what kind of city it is?” did. it was a few years back, but muenster is a beautiful city. 250,000 inhabitants, large universities, so the entire society is very much dominated by the university, by the student, the professors and not only during the semester. it's a very lively and beautiful place. actually it was also until a few years back home too many british soldiers stationed in the area. the police have confirmed there have been fatalities, four people have died. many people will bejumping to people have died. many people will be jumping to the conclusion that this is possibly terrorist related. what do you think has happened here? first of all, at this point in time, whatever we think we know, we hear, might change after the police are done with their investigation. but of course, it looks like this was done on purpose, that this was a terrorist attack. however, at this poi