ISIS TARGET THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND... ALSO READY TO LUNCH A "LONE WOLF" ATTACKS IN UK.

Islamic State militants are training British jihadis to carry out 'lone wolf' attacks in the UK rather than travelling to their stronghold in Syria, it was reported today.

Two senior British ISIS commanders sent undercover reporters terror guidebooks that included advice on raising funds and making explosives.

Chillingly, they revealed that the Queen and the Royal family would be targeted at this Saturday's VJ commemorations.

The investigation also learned that ISIS already has potential bombers in UK who are ready to strike after being trained at terror camps in Syria.

Hidden enemy: The Islamic State has potential bombers in UK who are ready to launch bombing attacks on Britain after being trained at terror camps in Syria, it was reported today

News of the VJ Day plot, uncovered by Sky News, has forced the police and MI5 into a frantic race against time to thwart the assassination attempt.

Such an attack, if successful, would cause high casualties and represent the realisation of long-held fears of a terror ‘spectacular’ by home-based Muslim extremists.

The Mail on Sunday revealed at the weekend that a specific threat was made against the Queen, triggering an urgent review of security arrangements for next weekend’s events.

Target: Sources claim that a specific threat was made by ISIS against the Queen, triggering an urgent review of security for this weekend’s VJ commemorations

Other members of the Royal Family, including Prince Charles, who is identified in intelligence reports as another possible target, are also due to attend.

They will join Prime Minister David Cameron, assorted dignitaries, more than 1,000 veterans of the Far East campaign and their families, and serving members of the Armed Forces.

And with thousands of members of the public expected to line the streets around Whitehall and Westminster Abbey, police fear enormous potential for carnage.

The plot is understood to involve a device similar to that used in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing which killed three people and injured more than 260.