Government to review counter-terror strategy amid evolving threat

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Government to review counter-terror strategy amid evolving threat

CONTEST will be updated to reflect an evolution in the 'tactics and methods used by terrorists', with publication of the enhanced version expected next year.

AC Matt Jukes

Date - 31st October 2022
By - Cash Boyle

The government is to refresh the UK's counter-terrorism strategy amid an evolving threat that is today "dominated by increasingly fragmented ideologies". An update is deemed necessary because intelligence indicates there has been a...

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