The UK's terror threat level remains at "severe", the second-highest level, meaning an attack is highly likely.
Britain has raised the threat level of an Irish-related terror attack from moderate to substantial, the third highest level, meaning a strike is a "strong possibility," the government said Friday.
Numbers remain at that new higher level, meaning civilian staff have had to take the hit.
The country's official terror threat level is at "severe" — the second-highest level — meaning an attack by extremists is considered highly likely.
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Britain's current assessment of the threat of a terrorist attack stands at severe, its second-highest level, meaning that an attack is seen as "highly likely," according to the MI5 Web site.
A computer, though, is incapable of extracting that sort of high-level meaning; for it, the text is just long strings of ASCI characters.
In some specific cases, the level of concern had reached the second highest level meaning there had been "continued failure and/or failure to maintain an agreed improvement trajectory".
