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The threat of online radicalisation and efforts to counter it
— a learning package developed by and ’s — intended to teach 11–18-year-olds about , unexpectedly produced a viral fandom around its antagonist, , turning a cautionary character into an internet icon ...
and the local councils behind the learning package moved quickly to take the game offline after the character Amelia became a viral internet phenomenon, a decision reported as developers or authoritie...
programme has been a channel for funding local projects that aim to stop radicalisation—including online-focused prevention and counter‑narrative activity—while national and bodies have also financed ...
Since the was rushed through in January 2026, federal law expanded criminal offences tied to the online spread of extremist and hateful material and added new migration and customs powers—measures tha...
Radicalization in Muslim communities is a multicausal process driven by structural "push" conditions (economic marginalization, political grievances, weak governance), interpersonal "pull" dynamics (g...
UK law enforcement and security services use a combined model of intelligence-led policing, the Prevent public-health style intervention programme, and prosecutorial/disruption tools under the CONTEST...