ISIS is planning Paris style attack on Britain warns Scotland Yard

UK's top anti-terror officer has warned that ISIS is planning to carry out an attack on British soil in the lines of the Paris attack and efforts have been taken to arrest an unprecedented numbers of women and teenagers who could be involved in such activities.
This has been reported in dailymail.co.uk dated 7 March 2016.

The officer has indicated that the terror group is 'trying to build bigger attacks' around the world and Britain is believed to be one major targets. Following the devastating series of suicide attacks on Paris last year where 130 died, a similar plot in Britain could be a 'natural next step' for the terror group.
He also added that while in the past few years the ISIS has called on would-be jihadis to attack police and the military, they have now broadened their plans to attack Western lifestyle. To achieve this objective, the ISIS is trying to rope in supporters who have received military training in Syria into northern Europe to stage attacks.
Incidentally, in the past three years the number of arrests of terrorist suspects has risen by 57 per cent as compared to the three years before that. 77 per cent of the arrested were British nationals out of which 14 per cent were female and 13 per cent were aged 20 and under. The increase in the number of girls and women and the number of teenagers appears to be a new trend.


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