Top Tories Demand Left-wing Officials Responsible for Extremism Proposals to be Sacked

Controversial Proposals Spark Outrage

Senior Tories are calling for the removal of left-wing officials who were behind the controversial proposals to widen the definition of extremism. Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick has stated that those responsible for the "incorrect garbage" are not fit to serve the public.

Leaked Home Office Report Details

A leaked Home Office report from last summer's riots suggested that an interest in "gore" or conspiracy theories should be considered extreme. It also recommended reversing limits on policing "non-crime hate incidents," citing that making "two-tier" policing claims is part of a "right-wing extremist narrative."

Labour Tries to Distance Itself

Security minister Dan Jarvis has clarified that the findings in the report do not reflect current government policy and attempted to distance Labour from the controversial proposals.

Criticism from Shadow Home Secretary

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp has criticized the plans to roll back limits on non-crime hate incidents, citing concerns about wasting police time and infringing on freedom of speech.

Strong Opposition from Former Home Secretary

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has strongly opposed the proposals, stating that labeling those who criticize issues like Pakistani rape gangs or mass immigration as "far right" is nonsensical and unfairly targets millions of people.