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The National Audit Office has released a report indicating that 156 individuals referred to the Prevent initiative over four years committed or attempted serious crimes, including terrorism-related offences. This report highlights concerns regarding the program's effectiveness.
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The National Audit Office has released a report indicating that 156 individuals referred to the Prevent initiative over four years committed or attempted serious crimes, including terrorism-related offences. This report highlights concerns regarding the program's effectiveness.
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More than 150 people reported to Government's anti-extremism programme Prevent went on to attempt or commit serious crimes - including dozens for terrorism offences - report finds
Report reveals over 150 individuals referred to Prevent initiative committed serious crimes