Fastest-growing terror threat coming from right-wing extremism, chief warns

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Fastest-growing terror threat coming from right-wing extremism, chief warns

But full might of UK counter-machine 'bearing down on all ideologies'.

AC Neil Basu: Seven of the 22 plots foiled since March 2017 have been linked to far-right ideologie

Date - 20th September 2019
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle

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The full might of the UK counter-terrorism machine is being brought to bear against extremists of “any ideology” as police admit right-wing radicals pose the fastest-growing threat to security. The UK head of counter-terrorism Neil Basu...

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