Boris Johnson Orders Review Following London Knife Attack

The transcript discusses a review of 74 individuals imprisoned for terrorism and released early. It follows a knife attack at London Bridge, resulting in two deaths and several injuries. The suspect, convicted in 2012 for plotting to bomb the London Stock Exchange, was released in 2018 under strict conditions. The government, led by Johnson, advocates for a minimum 14-year sentence for serious terrorist offences, emphasizing that some offenders should never be released. The review aims to ensure public safety.

What prompted the Ministry of Justice to review the release of 74 individuals?

• A new law passed by the government

• A knife attack at London Bridge

• A public protest against terrorism

• An international conference on security

What was the suspect in the London Bridge attack previously convicted for?

• Plotting to bomb the London Stock Exchange

• Espionage

• Robbery

• Cybercrime

When was the suspect released from prison?

• March 2017

• January 2019

• November 2016

• December 2018

What minimum sentence does Johnson propose for serious terrorist offenses?

• 20 years

• 14 years

• Life imprisonment

• 10 years

According to Johnson, what should happen to criminals convicted of serious terrorist offenses?

• They should be eligible for parole

• They should be transferred to a different facility

• They should be released early for good behavior

• They must serve every day of their sentence