authorities in Austria say they disrupted a plan to attack fans at a Taylor Swift concert.

Experts are pointing to the group ISIS-K based in Afghanistan.

Probably the most operationally capable, the most dangerous at all the Islamic State affiliates.

I'm Marco Werman, more on that alleged plot in Vienna in the UK a counter reaction to days of rioting by the far right

Just widespread revulsion and condemnation across the UK and across most political parties at what has been

happening on the streets of Britain in the past week. We'll also hear the latest from

Venezuela where the presidential election is still in dispute and bagpipes. They're not just for the Scots.

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This is the world. I'm Marco Werman. Thank you for joining us today. In Austria authorities say

they've disrupted a terror plot that targeted Taylor Swift concerts in

Vienna and that the accused have links to the so-called Islamic State. The head of

Austria's Intelligence and Security

Agency says one of the two suspects planned to carry out an attack with

explosives. After getting news last night that all three Taylor Swift shows this weekend

are cancelled

fans gathered to console each other

Jamie O'Connor who's from the UK told Reuters she's happy everybody is safe

obviously I mean this is amazing this is really heartwarming and lovely. So we're trying to look at the bright side.

Earlier today I spoke with Colin P. Clark, he's with the security consultancy, the Sufon Group.

Another troubling plot.

This is actually the third plot that's been disrupted in Vienna alone just in the last year or

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