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Convicted criminal Danny Tommo - who has a conviction for attempted kidnapping at knifepoint here threatening to bring 10–20,000 men into Portsmouth unless police put him directly through to the Home Secretary. He should be arrested; this conduct broadly aligns with the statutory definition of terrorism under the Terrorism...

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