Britons have been urged to be vigilant in the wake of the death of al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden, with embassies worldwide ordered to review their security.Bin Laden, blamed by the US for the 9/11 attacks, was killed by US forces about 62 miles from Pakistan's capital. Prime Minister David Cameron hailed the death as "a great success" but said it was not the end of terror threats. Foreign Secretary William Hague said the network may try to reassert itself. The Foreign Office urged Britons overseas to "exercise caution in all public places and avoid demonstrations, large crowds of people and public events". READ MORE
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