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Southport killer’s case closed THREE times by counterterrorism police due to misspelling of name, report finds
An enquiry has disclosed that the misspelling of Axel Rudakubana’s name in the Government’s counter-terrorism database may ...
Harm of social media for children ‘like cancer risk of smoking’
Mr Jukes said the UK could not afford to delay taking serious action on the negative impacts of social media. “If I give you ...
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Prevent referrals to be ‘routinely’ escalated
Referrals to the government’s anti-terrorism scheme for young people will be “routinely” escalated so more vulnerable ...
Shock interactive map lays bare our knife crime crisis & reveals most dangerous hotspots – is YOUR town deadly zone?
AS kids are stabbed at school and machete brawls take place in the streets, our shocking interactive map lays bare the true ...
UK's top counter-terrorism cop says social media harm is like smoking causing cancer
Matt Dukes, head of UK Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP), said the UK should pay 'serious attention' to Australia's ban on ...
What is Kemi Badenoch’s plan for British citizenship?
Her first policy as Conservative leader has raised eyebrows. Sean O’Grady examines whether it could even work in practice ...
Man released from prison after Southport riots arrest claims he was 'racially profiled'
EXCLUSIVE: Cameron Bowling was released from HMP Winchester after he was sentenced for attending a protest in the wake of the Southport murders.
Axel Rudakubana may not have been waving ISIS flag but how did he not fit bill of being drawn into violent extremism?
Deadly errors IT is ever more appalling and incredible that Axel Rudakubana was repeatedly rejected by the Prevent ...
Southport killer's Prevent case closed early due to spelling mistakes, report finds
A 55-page review posed that Prevent officers misspelling Rudakubana’s name on his second and third referrals in February and ...
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What the papers say – February 6
The papers on Thursday are led by global reaction to Donald Trump’s proposal for a US takeover in the Gaza Strip. The Guardian, The Independent and Financial Times lead with “condemnation” from around ...