Tag #Prevent Programme

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Amess Family Demands Inquiry After Murder Inquiry Rejection

The family of Sir David Amess, a Tory MP murdered in 2021, has denounced the Home Secretary's rejection of their call for a public inquiry, citing the investigation of other similar events as a stark contrast, and demanding answers regarding the Prevent program's efficacy.

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Teenage Girl's Suicide Highlights Failures in Handling Online Radicalization

A 16-year-old British girl, Rhianan Rudd, groomed online by a US far-right extremist, died by suicide after becoming fixated on Hitler and expressing intentions to attack a synagogue; investigations by Prevent, MI5, and counter-terrorism police, and subsequent dropped charges, are now under inquest ...

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Southport Killer's Sentence Will Not Be Appealed

Eighteen-year-old Axel Rudakubana received a 52-year minimum sentence for murdering three girls and attempting to murder eight others at a dance class in Southport in July 2024; the Attorney General will not refer the case to the Court of Appeal despite calls to do so, highlighting the limitations o...

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Southport Killer Sentenced; Inquiry to Investigate Missed Opportunities

Eighteen-year-old Axel Rudakubana received a 52-year prison sentence for murdering three children and attempting to murder ten more in Southport after a history of violent incidents and multiple referrals to the Prevent programme were missed by various agencies; a public inquiry will investigate.

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Southport Attacks: Public Inquiry Launched After Prevent Program Failures

Following the guilty plea of 18-year-old Axel Rudakubana for murdering three girls and attempting to murder ten others at a Southport dance class last July, a public inquiry will investigate why authorities failed to prevent the attack despite multiple prior warnings.

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UK Government Fails to Prevent Rise of Extremism, Report Finds

Dame Sara Khan's report reveals the UK government's failure to prevent extremism's spread, citing inflammatory political language, conspiracy theories, and socio-economic factors as contributors to a "chronic risk of democratic decline," recommending a strategic overhaul of counter-extremism policie...

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Secrecy in Southport Murder Case Criticized: Potential Prejudice and Resource Concerns

On July 29, 2024, Axel Rudakubana, a 17-year-old from Southport, murdered three young girls and attempted to murder eight others at a dance class; the secrecy around his identity, criticized by terrorism officials, may have negatively impacted his trial.

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UK Teen's Suicide Highlights Failures in Combating Online Radicalization

Sixteen-year-old autistic Rhianan Rudd, the youngest person in the UK charged with terror offences, died by suicide after being groomed online by an American neo-Nazi, highlighting systemic failures in protecting vulnerable youth from online radicalization.

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UK Terrorism Law Review: Focus Shifts to Online Radicalization

Following the Southport attack, a review of UK terrorism laws is underway; Lord Hall recommends against expanding the definition of terrorism but proposes a new unit to address online radicalization, warning of the threat of AI-spread hateful messages.

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UK to Change Terror Laws After Lone Killer Murders Three Girls

In response to the murder of three girls by Axel Rudakubana, a lone killer with no coherent ideology, the UK government will change laws to classify such acts as terrorism and launch a public inquiry into state failures; the killer accessed violent material online and was referred to the Prevent pro...

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UK to Introduce Youth Diversion Orders to Counter Terrorism

The UK government will introduce Youth Diversion Orders, allowing police to restrict online activity of minors at risk of terrorism; this follows a concerning rise in youth involvement in online extremism, with under-18s accounting for 13% of terrorism investigations.

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