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Ali Harbi Ali repeatedly stabbed long-serving politician at his constituency surgery
Ali Harbi Ali had researched and planned potential attacks on politicians since at least May 2019, court hears
Risk of attack ‘highly likely’ following second terrorism incident in a month
Blast outside hospital occurred as Remembrance Sunday was being marked around UK
Prosecutors allege Ali Harbi Ali also considered attacking two other, unnamed, MPs
‘Substantial’ risk to politicians after Amess killing, say intelligence analysts
Prime minister announces Southend-on-Sea to be made a city as he leads tributes in Commons to Sir David Amess
The constituency link is the jewel in the country’s democracy — but open access comes with vulnerability
UK home secretary pledges new measures after fatal stabbing as Amess family appeal for hatred to be set aside
Killing of David Amess endangers the link between voters and representatives
Police carry out searches in London following fatal stabbing of Sir David Amess
MI5 supporting Met investigation as London addresses searched for potential link to Islamist extremism
Neighbouring countries are the most at risk in the short term, but western states should not be complacent
Western intelligence agencies fear Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan could prompt a resurgence of terror networks
UK intelligence service cite fears as Taliban make rapid territorial gains
Arena owners, security contractors and transport police blamed for ‘missed opportunities’ ahead of attack
Inquest finds ‘failings’ and ‘omissions’ in the management of convicted terrorist Usman Khan
Inquest hears security services received ‘uncorroborated’ intelligence Usman Khan intended to ‘return to his old ways’
Trident, counterterror and the union take centre stage in biggest foreign policy assessment since cold war
Decision in case of ‘jihadi bride’ represents victory for home secretary Priti Patel
Isolation at home and spread of conspiracy theories make individuals susceptible to radicalisation
Security services are concerned about jihadis who returned from Middle East or sought to travel there
Home secretary Priti Patel describes measure as ‘precautionary’
Some officials fear shake-up could jeopardise work to tackle radical ideology
Review comes as Pool Re pays out just £10m to businesses in 5 years to cover cost of terrorist attacks
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