Build a Safe Room at Home, MI5 Advises Vulnerable MPs
19th July 2026
The security services have advised vulnerable MPs to set up safe rooms in their homes in case of attacks amid growing concern for politicians’ safety.
Individuals at high risk, including MPs, local councillors and foreign dissidents, recently received updated guidance from the National Protective Security Authority (NPSA), an arm of MI5, suggesting they set up a “safer area” where they can take shelter if their homes are targeted by “hostile actors”.
The room could be a dedicated space or somewhere within a normal room. It may need to be equipped with fog machines and bulletproof walls to delay intruders, the guidance states. Timed indoor lights should be installed, says the advice, to provide the illusion that an empty house is occupied and bushes outside the property should be cut back to remove hiding places.
Britain was a safe place back before Labor started importing the Turd World.