Claims of two-tier policing have been dismissed as part of a "right-wing extremist narrative" by a leaked Home Office report. The report also highlights a shift in focus towards other "behaviours of concern" such as misogyny, deprioritizing the Islamist threat.
Focus on Extremism Threats
More than 1,000 individuals participated in the largest terror training exercise at the O2 arena in Greenwich, South East London, despite statistics showing that 94% of all terrorist deaths in the UK since 1999 were carried out by radical Islamists.
Policy Exchange Think Tank's Concerns
The leaked strategy documents, known as the Rapid Analytical Sprint, were shared with the Policy Exchange think tank. Experts from the organization have expressed concerns that the proposed changes could lead to the oversight of dangerous individuals and threaten free speech.
Proposed Changes and Criticisms
The report suggests reversing the decision to limit recording "non-crime hate incidents" and widening the definition of extremism to include conspiracy theorists and individuals fixated on gore and violence without an ideology.
Response from Home Office
A Home Office spokesman stated that the findings from the report have not been formally agreed upon by ministers, and they are considering various next steps in response to the recommendations.
Recent Developments
Accusations of two-tier policing surfaced after the Southport riots last summer. A report by the Children's Commissioner released today indicates that the unrest was not motivated by racism or far-right misinformation. Additionally, emergency crews conducted the largest terror training exercise in the capital, involving over 1,000 participants at the O2 arena in Greenwich, South East London.
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