New research in Britain suggests people acting alone after being drawn to nationalist groups are a greater threat than those drawn to groups like the self-proclaimed Islamic State. Image: Muslim women looking at memorial to Jo Cox at a polling station (AAP)
A report by the Royal United Services Institute says nationalist militants acting alone have killed and injured more people than the so-called "lone wolves" lured by I-S and similar groups.
But not everyone agrees with the report.
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