British police have said they are monitoring the internet for threats against the Pope and attempts to disrupt the papal visit in September.
Chief Constable Meredydd Hughes, who is co-ordinating the national police effort for the papal visit, said police were monitoring extremist websites and other media that appear to be targeting the Pope.
He was reacting to reports that an Islamist website has urged Birmingham Muslims to disrupt the papal Mass at Cofton Park.
Chief Constable Hughes said: "We are aware of this website and are monitoring it closely, as indeed we are monitoring all such websites and media.
