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...
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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48% Bias Score
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.
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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44% Bias Score
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.
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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44% Bias Score
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...
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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48% Bias Score
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.
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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52% Bias Score
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...
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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52% Bias Score
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.
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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48% Bias Score