Security services' failure to stop UK terror attacks will not be assessed by ISC

Amber Rudd is backing an increased role for MI5.Britain’s security services are to escape further scrutiny by parliament’s intelligence and security committee for their failure to prevent four terror attacks this year in which 36 people died.The decision comes as the home secretary, Amber Rudd, gave her backing to an increased role for MI5 in tackling domestic extremism, including that carried out by rightwing terrorists and groups.