Jihadis’ terror guides studied by far-Right

FAR-Right extremists are studying Islamic State guides to carrying out terror attacks, security sources say.

MI5 said it is monitoring neo-Nazi and other far-Right groups whose members are looking at IS material online. Doing so is a criminal offence.

Islamic State was defeated in its last sliver of territory in Syria last weekend – but experts fear ‘sleeper cells’ could still mount attacks across Europe. There are now also concerns that far-Right extremists are seeking to use IS terror manuals to learn military-style tactics and even bomb-making.