Joshi Herrmann
Joshi Herrmann is a feature writer at the London Evening Standard, where he has recently covered the radicalisation of British jihadis. His reporting was highly commended at the 2013 Press Awards.
Europe 'Reacted Too Late' to Danger of Islamists Returning From Middle East
Security sources have warned that it might be too little too late in regard to these policies
Fear of More Attacks By Apostles of American-Born al-Qaeda Cleric al-Awlaki
Anwar al-Awlaki continues to influence young Islamists, despite being killed in 2011.
French Gunman Met Sarkozy in 'Crazy' Security Blunder
French security experts cite a lack of manpower for failings in the run up to this week's attacks
Britain's 'Secret Trial' Hints at New Counter-Terror Challenges
The little that can be reported from the terror trial currently taking place under a veil of secrecy highlights the challenges facing the security services
London Security Services on Full Alert to Combat 'Thousands' of Potential Terrorists
MI5 and other security services are on red alert for 'thousands' of potential domestic terrorists in the capital, say insiders
The West's Greatest Threat is the 'Lone Wolf' Terrorist, Say Security Experts
Security services are in a race to adapt to a new enemy – no longer large organisations, but isolated individuals bent on destruction
