Stepping away from the Commons for a moment.
Merseyside Police Chief Constable Serena Kennedy has insisted terror incidents are "rare" while on a visit to Sutcliffe Street to offer reassurance to the community.
The residential street has been a focal point of the investigation into an explosion at Liverpool Women's Hospital on Sunday, which killed one.
She said: "This has had a significant impact here in Liverpool and right across Merseyside. What I would say to our communities is they will see an increased in uniformed presence.
"Events of this nature are rare. People can expect to see an increase in uniformed officers right across the city, right across Merseyside, to provide that reassurance.
"That's not because we are expecting something else to happen, it's absolutely just so people feel safe to go about their business.
"The officers are briefed. Go and speak to them, ask questions they are expecting that. That's what they are there for."
She did not give updates of the ongoing investigation which she said would come from Counter Terrorism North West.
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