Stopped watching anything like that, I live close enough to Heathrow to know that at some point a major disaster likely to occur around here (accidental or not) and I refuse to go about my life worrying about things I have absolutely no control over and wondering if the man sitting next to me on the bus is about to release some chemical weapons. Read the preparing for emergencies booklet when it came through the letterbox and found it very reminiscent of protect and survive and I have a feeling it will raise the same smiles in a few years time, still it did not stop me making sure there is a spare packet of batteries in the drawer for the radio. As for the own goal... snap (enough hijabs, cash transfer shops and halal butchers to make it a safer part of London) and it's not just about killing muslims whihc i agree would not be that much of a deterrent but mainly about destroying a major hub in the financing of various organisations, not a very wise move to bite the hand that feeds you. Anyway at the moment the big worry around her is not so much do the emergency services have enough decontamination units but is it ok to walk home at night while the Police have not found the hammer murderer.