Police are advising politicians to be aware of security concerns during the general election campaign

In the wake of the Westminster terror attack, security for high-profile politicians, including Prime Minister Theresa May, has been significantly increased. Politicians like Lisa Cameron and Naz Shah, who have faced death threats, are taking extra precautions during their campaigns. Despite no specific election threats, recent events in Westminster and Paris have heightened awareness of potential risks. Chief constables are coordinating with politicians to ensure safety, and the National Police Chiefs Council is providing security advice to MPs. Candidates are encouraged to inform police about their events to enhance protection.

In light of recent events, what is the general sentiment among politicians regarding the risk of terrorism?

What measures are being taken to ensure that politicians are prepared for potential threats during elections?