Danny Shaw

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250 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 13 Jul

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And the use or the threat must be for the purpose of advancing a political, religious, racial or ideological cause.
So that's the clear significance here.
I think what's interesting for me is that Devon and Cornwall Police were quite clear in their statements that they've made as recently as Sunday to say that there was nothing to suggest politically motivated.
And they said at this time, there is still no information to suggest that it is terrorism related.
They were saying that in their public statements on Sunday that
On Monday, we hear that the investigation is being led by counterterrorism police and the motive is still yet to be established.
So events have moved very, very, very quickly.
But they do in these these types of a case very typically because information is coming in all the time.
Yes.
But there isn't a sort of a bottomless pot of money to pay for everyone's security who's in the public eye.
You know, these are decisions that are made by the police about whether security is justified and what level is justified.
There are certain practical steps that people can take themselves to, you know, avoid being targets.
It's impossible to protect someone all the time.
And we don't know the circumstances, but we do know that in that village, people left their gates open, front doors open and so on.
They thought it was very safe.
So you have to look at that context of it as well.
When she was prisons minister, very active prisons minister.
You know, when I think about her, I always think about her in that role.
There were some people that...
some ministers in charge of prisons that regarded it as a poison chalice and couldn't wait to get out of that brief.
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