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4 articles
terrorism
Two foreign-born men planned the UK's deadliest terror attack on a Jewish march, sourcing 900 bullets via unchecked online radicalization and Dover smuggling recon. Police stopped it, but persistent vetting voids expose community risks.
Shabana Mahmood
Shabana Mahmood dismisses migration threats despite data on demographic shifts, integration failures, and public distrust. Cross-party patterns sustain unaddressed strains on UK cohesion. (142 chars)
terrorism
UK granted citizenship to a radical preacher who became IS Somalia's leader; his family remains in council housing despite his 2016 passport-burning jihad pledge. Vetting and deportation failures span governments, subsidising terror ties.
extremism
A 21-year-old's rapid turn to Islamist extremism and conviction for terror planning highlight failures in online monitoring and integration, underscoring broader erosion of public safety across governments.