Police forces across Wales have launched a campaign to identify the signs of radicalisation in universities and the wider community. It comes in the week the Prime Minister announced the death of twenty one year old Reyaad Khan, from Cardiff, who was killed by an RAF drone in Syria. He'd travelled out to the fight in the country in 2013.
Question by acting Labour leader Harriet Harman about the legal basis for authorising an RAF drone strike to kill Reyaad Khan from Cardiff, the Prime Minister confirmed that the Isis fighter was targeted in way that Britain had never done before in a country where our troops were not deployed. He said there was no other option because Khan was in Raqqa, a town in a part of Syria with no effective government.
Following the death of Reyaad Khan, there are calls for people in Wales to monitor online extremism more closely
The father of two British fighters in Syria, Aseel and Naseer Muthana, says they could be a target for British forces.
The announcement that a British missile killed Reyaad Khan and another UK citizen two weeks ago is significant.