At the end of the article she says further attacks are inevitable if Britain doesn't become a 'police state'

'The enemy is everywhere': Former MI5 head calls for people to spy on their neighbours following murder by dismemberment in public on a London street of soldier Lee Rigby by Islamists
Dame Stella Rimington said members of the public have to be the Government's 'eyes and ears'
78-year-old, who spoke at the Hay Festival, was MI5's first female director

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The former head of MI5 Dame Stella Rimington has called for British people to inform security services if they suspect their neighbours maybe extremists.

Dame Stella, who supports the Government’s controversial ‘snoopers’ charter’, said people need to be more alert because it is impossible for security services to spot every threat.

She called for a wartime vigilance and for people to be the Government’s ‘eyes and ears’ following the killing of Lee Rigby.

The 78-year-old, who was MI5’s first female Director General, said: ‘The community has the responsibility to act as the eyes and ears, as they did during the war … where there were all these posters up saying the walls have ears and the enemy is everywhere.

‘There have often been indications in the community, whether it’s Muslim or anywhere else, that people are becoming extremists and spouting hate phrases.’
Dame Stella said security services had to prioritise the most dangerous threats because ‘thousands’ of people were being radicalised in Britain.

She said further terror attacks on the UK were inevitable unless the country became a ‘police state’.

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