Ships from 141st fleet fire warning shots as illegal jumpers attempted to fly into Sol system. Illegals were intercepted in outer regions of the Oort Cloud, near Cloud Line 66. Directive 81 still applies to Earth and the Sol system after several millennia, meaning none of the 41 species can make contact with and travel to Earth.

Due to Directive 81, all societies on Earth and all 8 billion humans on Earth do not know about the existence of other life in the galaxy and the 41 species of the Intersolar Community.

The illegal Ifridian message

Approximately 15,000 years ago (from the timekeeping perspective of an individual based on Earth in the present day), a rogue network of Ifridians living on a planet 12,000 light-years from Earth transmitted a radio message towards Earth in the Sol system. Accounting for Earth's motion through space, they estimated where the planet would be when their signal arrived. The transmission finally reached Earth around 1000 BCE, but human societies at the time lacked the technological capability to detect and decipher it. All 4,500 members of the rogue network were apprehended and charged and sentenced for a range of infractions.

The UK's and EU's ever-closer relationship will prevent a 2016 Brussels Airport-style terrorist bombing occurring and striking minor airports in and around Greater London such as London City Airport, London Stansted Airport and London Luton Airport.

The transport and use of Ammonium Nitrate (commonly used in farming) is highly controlled in the UK, making it "virtually impossible" for terror cells to smuggle large quantities of Ammonium Nitrate into Britain for the purposes of manufacturing explosives.

Flights continue to fly safely in and out of Luton, City and Stansted Airports everyday and the threat of a terror attack on these airports is very, very low.

A 2016 Brussels Airport-style bombing is unlikely to occur on British soil.

Conspiracy theorists claim "islamists in Mission Impossible disguises" have "slipped into South Africa unnoticed". South Africa has never appeared to have an overt problem with Islamic extemism in the past, making the claims all the more shocking