Tice criticizes Farage over safety concerns after terror plot charge
Summary
Two Iranian men were charged with preparing for terrorist acts targeting Manchester’s Jewish community. The charges followed an investigation into a plot against Nigel Farage, who had raised security concerns. Richard Tice, Farage’s deputy, stated that Farage’s safety worries were not adequately addressed. The Home Secretary has committed to providing an update on protective measures for MPs. The accused individuals, Salam Ahmadyan and Rahman Salehi, are both from the UK and face terrorism-related charges.
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How it unfolded
Saturday 3 October
Tice claimed Farage’s safety concerns were overlooked, citing the recent terror plot charge against him.
- 07:04The IndependentFarage 'not being listened to' on safety threats, deputy says after terror plot charge
- 04:45The IndependentFarage ‘not listened to’ on safety concerns says Tice after terror plot charge
- 04:20The IndependentFarage ‘not listened to’ over safety worries, Tice says after terror plot charge
- 04:16Evening StandardFarage ‘not listened to’ over safety worries, Tice says after terror plot charge
Friday 2 October
- 16:30The IndependentTwo men charged with suspected terror plot targeting Jewish community
- 16:12Evening StandardTwo men charged with suspected terror plot targeting Jewish community
- 15:53The IndependentTwo men charged with suspected terror plot against Jewish community in Manchester
- 15:46The GuardianTwo Iranian men charged over alleged terror plot targeting Manchester’s Jewish community