More than 150 people reported to Government's anti-extremism programme Prevent went on to attempt or commit serious crimes - including dozens for terrorism offences - report finds

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More than 150 people reported to Government's anti-extremism programme Prevent went on to attempt or commit serious crimes - including dozens for terrorism offences - report finds

A report published today by the National Audit Office (NAO) found that in the four years to July this year, 156 people referred to the Prevent initiative went on to commit or attempt crimes.