THE INDEPENDENT: The death of Osama bin Laden was a "strike at the heart" of international terrorism, David Cameron told MPs.
He hoped the news would bring a "sense of justice being served" to families of the victims of the atrocities carried out by al-Qa'ida.
But in a Commons statement the Prime Minister warned: "While bin Laden is gone, the threat of al-Qa'ida remains."
Al-Qa'ida and affiliates in Yemen and the Maghreb could launch an operation to demonstrate their continued ability to operate.
Or a "lone wolf" radical could launch a solo attack, he warned.
"We must be more vigilant than ever, and we must maintain that vigilance for some time to come." » | David Hughes and Emily Ashton, PA | Tuesday, April 03, 2011
