Following the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, concerns of potential follow-on violence have been raised by the FBI and Department of Homeland Security, who issued a joint bulletin citing a heightened threat environment. In the UK, a Government adviser, Lord Walney, warned of a similar toxic political environment after the Trump incident, urging an investigation into candidate intimidation to prevent potential assassinations. The warning extends to the Labour government in the UK, where Lord Walney highlighted the risk of more politicians losing their lives due to escalating tensions, especially related to the Middle East conflict. John Woodcock, also known as Lord Walney, emphasized the growing toxic environment in public life, urging urgent measures to address the rising threat of assassination attempts on British politicians, fueled by aggressive confrontation and intimidation tactics used as electoral strategies. Woodcock called for increased security and a review of the political climate to combat the pervasive danger and abuse faced by politicians in the UK.