Prevent The purpose of Prevent is to safeguard vulnerable people from becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism, by engaging with people who are vulnerable to radicalisation and protecting those who are being targeted by terrorist recruiters. Background As one part of …
Today the Guardian reported on the National Police Prevent Case Management database, which the paper incorrectly claims has been kept "secret". Our statement on this story below. A Home Office spokesperson said: It is right that police properly record all …
Today's leading stories include stories on Prevent and free speech at universities, TOEIC students and cheating accusations, and transgender hate crime.
Today (Friday 8 March), the Court of Appeal handed down a judgment in the case of Dr Salman Butt who challenged the Prevent Duty Guidance. The Court agreed with the Home Office in four out of five grounds in the …
Today’s Home Office stories include coverage of the police funding settlement and the release of Prevent & Channel statistics.
This factsheet is now out of date. An updated version was published on 5 November 2019. PREVENT FACTSHEET Overview The purpose of Prevent is to safeguard vulnerable people from becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism, by engaging with people who are …
Today’s Home Office-related coverage includes a report by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) into harassment at the workplace, Special Grant funding for the investigation into the disappearance of Madeline McCann and the release of the latest figures for …
Today’s Home Office coverage includes Prevent and Channel statistics, drug seizures a people smuggling case and a new Home Office Minister.
We have today published extensive data around the Home Office's counter-radicalisation safeguarding programme Prevent.
Today's media coverage includes reports on drug-related deaths in Scotland and the conviction of a people smuggling gang. A report on Prevent also aired last night on the BBC's The One Show.
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