CLEAN: Britain faces Olympic threat from 'lone wolves'

The transcript discusses the threat posed by lone actors with ideologies similar to Al Qaeda, who may not have formal training but remain off the radar. It highlights the efforts made over several years to prevent and mitigate potential threats, including learning from past riots. The importance of law enforcement being well-prepared for public order threats, such as protests and riots, is emphasized. The UK’s cautious approach to handling demonstrations is contrasted with China's heavy-handed methods. Finally, it touches on Al Qaeda's strategy of targeting less secure locations.

What preparations are necessary for law enforcement to effectively manage potential riots or violence?

In what ways does Al Qaeda choose its targets, and what implications does this have for security?