frightened

Mother Caroline Willgoose says "kids are going to school frightened" and the installation of knife arches could be a deterrent to crime.

"She was in the house on her own, I think she felt frightened," he said.

No one goes to Cannes expecting to be frightened by a film about a long-dead British writer.

A community just a few miles from here, but also all over the UK, is terrorised, frightened and grieving.

Then the door opened, and there were two women, who were so surprised and frightened when they saw me that they started screaming.