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MILITARY ACTION IN AFGHANISTAN AND TERRORIST ATTACKS IN THE US Following the terrorist attacks in the US on 11 September and the subsequent military action in Afghanistan, political feelings may be running high in certain countries. We are not aware of any specific threat to British nationals. We are continuing to monitor the security situation overseas. There have been a limited number of demonstrations in some places. British nationals, in particular those unfamiliar with local conditions, should remain alert, take sensible precautions for their personal safety, and avoid public political gatherings and demonstrations. Advice for foreign nationals visiting the UK Some visitors travelling to the United Kingdom may be concerned about the threat of future terrorist action against the UK. Her Majesty's Government takes the possibility of any threat to the UK very seriously. While there is no specific threat against targets in the UK, we are vigilant and have put in place all suitable precautions.
Our Aim We try to do as much as we can to help British nationals overseas. We have over two thousand staff around the world and in the FCO in London dedicated to providing British nationals with the best possible assistance – without regard to race, colour or creed. How The FCO Can Help You Country Advice – The latest country-specific travel advice. Before You Go – Information on what to do before you depart. Travellers’ Tips – Country-specific tips. While You Are There – Country Factsheets and general tips. If It All Goes Wrong – Advice on what to do if something goes wrong. FAQs - Answers to the most frequently asked questions. Press Room - Information about the Know Before You Go campaign for campaign partners and journalists.You can personalise the website to receive email notification of changes to the FCO's country-specific Travel Advice notices. A shortcut to Country Advice is available below. If a country is not listed this is because the FCO Country Advice is in the process of being updated. You can call the Travel Advice Unit on Tel: 020 7008 0232/0233. Information on this website is subject to Crown Copyright protection. Capture and republication of Country Specific Travel Advice notices is not permitted. Any person who captures and republishes these Travel Advice notices will be liable to prosecution.
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