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Referrals to Prevent anti-terror scheme at 10-year high

Referrals to Prevent anti-terror scheme at 10-year high
BBC News Thursday 06 August 2026, 12:14 UTC 1 min read
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The Home Office says the 10-year-high in referrals could be due to the 2024 Southport attacks.

The Home Office says the 10-year-high in referrals could be due to the 2024 Southport attacks.
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