Focal point of recent disturbance (6)
I believe the answer is:
centre
'focal point' is the definition.
'centre' can be an answer for 'point' (centre is a kind of point). I am not certain of the 'focal' bit.
'recent disturbance' is the wordplay.
'disturbance' indicates an anagram.
'recent' anagrammed gives 'CENTRE'.
'of' is the link.
Can you help me to learn more?
(Other definitions for centre that I've seen before include "Midpoint" , "'Things fall apart; the ... cannot hold' (Yeats)" , "The point equidistant from everywhere" , "- forward; - punch" , "The point equidistant from everything" .)