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we are getting more information by the hour and the day about exactly what happened in manchester. much of the focus on salman abedi, this young man who appears to have been the suicide bomber. the more we learn, the more you learn, does it seem to you this fits a familiar template or does this in any way seem different from europe s other mass murders of recent times? i think it fits a familiar template but it is changing. you know, terrorism is not always the same. and within that sort of third generation jihadism that we have witnessed over the years, of course. of course as a frenchman, what happened in manchester reminds us of the bataclan music hall attack on 13th november 2015. but there it was a whole group of people who were largely organised, who had come back from syria through belgium, and you know, there were a number of people, the attacks took place in many places, they were coordinated, the stadium of france, in the sidewalk cafes, this is a loner. he acted al
i m stephen sackur. there is a grim familiarity to the fallout from the manchester suicide bombing. mourning for the innocent lives lost and an intense focus on the identity and motivation of the alleged jihadist mass murderer. in this case salman abedi, 22 years old, born in manchester to parents from libya. the list of europe s so called home grownjihadists is now depressingly long. my guest is gilles kepel, a french expert on islamist terrorism, whose work has attracted worldwide attention. is the west any closer to an effective counter terror strategy? gilles kepel, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. we are getting more information by the hour and the day about exactly what happened in manchester. much of the focus on salman abedi, this young man who appears to have been the suicide bomber. the more we learn, the more you learn, does it seem to you this fits a familiar template or does this in any way seem different from europe s other mass murders of recent times? i think i