Newspaper headlines: 'PM vows to act' and 'Brace for more terror attacks'

'PM vows to act' and 'Brace for more terror attacks'8 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleThe main story for many of the papers continues to be the knife attack in Golders Green on Wednesday. The Guardian has focused on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's pledge to do "everything in our power to stamp this hatred out", after he met emergency workers and community leaders near the scene of the attack. The paper reports that the terrorism threat level in the UK has now been raised to "severe" by the Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre."Brace for more terror attacks", warns the Sun, which says increasing the national threat level from "substantial" to "severe" equates to the "biggest threat for five years". An attack is considered "highly likely" in the next six months, the government has said.The Times notes that the last time the terror threat was at this level was more than four years ago, after the 2021 bombing outside Liverpool Women's Hospital and the murder of Conservative MP Sir David Amess. Laurence Taylor, head of counter-terrorism policing, has asked the public to remain "alert and not alarmed", the paper says."The rise of anti-semitism" is emblazoned on the front page of the Daily Mirror, which quotes Sir Keir as declaring "an attack on our Jewish community is an attack on all of us". The paper says the suspect, 45-year-old Essa Suleiman, was referred into the government counter-terrorism Prevent programme in 2020."Knife suspect was investigated for extremist views" says the Independent, similarly making note of Suleiman's referral to Prevent. A photograph of people protesting in Golders Green on Thursday leads the paper, as people call on the government for more action on antisemitism in the UK.The Metropolitan Police commissioner has accused Green Party leader Zack Polanksi of "stoking tensions" ove...