CLEAN : Morning commuters back on Westminster attack bridge

The transcript discusses the perception of threats from different countries, emphasizing that threats can originate from within a country as well as from outside. It highlights the universal nature of such threats and the unpredictability associated with them, suggesting that these issues are global and not confined to specific regions.

What are the implications of attacks being carried out by individuals from countries not typically associated with terrorism?

How does the speaker perceive the relationship between the origin of an attacker and the public's reaction to their actions?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that terrorism can arise from within a community?

Discuss the speaker's views on the inevitability of encountering individuals capable of committing acts of violence.

What does the speaker mean by stating that 'you can't reduce it to 0' in the context of terrorism?