Fourteen terrorist suspects are
arrested in Spain. A Belarus editor is
sentenced to prison for publishing the Mohammed cartoons. Meanwhile, New Labour states that
there is no war with the Jihadists (if there actually are Jihadists and not a just a load of mixed-up kids), but merely a domestic "criminal" matter that can be dealt with by soft words and a bit of censorship.
After seven years of semi-clarity about the threat we face, Britain is going back to sleep.
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