the security minister, dan jarvis, has since said that the advice has been rejected and that islamistfar right extremism, continues to be at the heart of the government's approach. meanwhile, shadow business secretary andrew griffiths told gb news the report's conclusion is disturbing. >> the home secretary needs to pubush >> the home secretary needs to publish this immediately so that we can all see for ourselves what and who it is that's saying these non—crime hate incidents, these non—crime hate incidents, these attacks and waste of police resources, something a conservative home secretary stopped. and there's clearly a cell within the home office that is not concerned about ordinary crime, ordinary policing in favour of this ideological approach to non—crime hate incidents. they're wrong. that's not where we should be putting our police resources. and the home secretary needs to come to parliament today, publish this report and explain who it is that keeps coming up with this idea. >> meanwhile, sir keir starmer has responded, saying when it comes to extremism, it's important to f

home office minister dan jarvis says the leaked documents don't reflect the current from the office for national statistics. by mid 2032, the uk population is expected to hit 72.5 million people, sparking concerns over pressure on concerns over pressure on resources concerns over pressure on resources and services. campaigners are also sounding the alarm over social care, with the alarm over social care, with the number of over 85 seconds set to double to 3.3 million by 2047. with the sector already struggling to meet current demand. the tories are calling for a legal cap on visas, but downing street's rejected the idea, insisting their own policies will tackle the issue more effectively. a leaked home office report has revealed a proposal to classify conspiracy theories, misogyny and the manosphere as extremism. the government, though, is pushing back, insisting there are no plans to expand the definition. home office minister dan jarvis says the leaked documents don't reflect the current policy and were never meant to be implemented. the review, commissioned by the home idea. >> the s

home office minister dan jarvis says the leaked documents don't reflect current policy and were never meant to be implemented. the review, commissioned by the home secretary, yvette cooper, also suggests new laws to crack down on harmful online content. but critics warn it could overwhelm authorities and risk missing truly dangerous extremists. the scottish government has launched a review of child protection following the conviction of seven members of a glasgow child abuse ring. that case, which saw three children subjected to horrific abuse in a drug den, has raised serious questions about how authorities fail to act despite clear signs of neglect. children's minister natalie donelan says the situation is a horrifying failure and stressed the need for urgent action. msps have now questioned whether child safeguarding in scotland is even fit for purpose. the government, though, is vowing to ensure lessons will be learned and that such abuse will never happen again. donald trump has approved lord peter mandelson as the uk's next ambassador to washington, despite concerns over his all

. >> well, the security minister, dan jarvis, has since said that the report's findings have been rejectedhe reiterated that islamist islamist extremism and far right extremism is at the heart of the government's approach to countering terror. >> deputy editor of spiked, a man with a view on all of this fraser myers. morning, fraser. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> we had a problem with your mic earlier on, but we've got it sorted out, my friend. so what do you what do you think about this? >> well, there's a number of things here that should worry us. we should say the report's been rejected, but nevertheless, it reveals a certain mindset within the home office. i think it's absolutely extraordinary, but sadly, not surprising for the people who wrote this review to reject claims of two tier policing as part of a far right narrative. i mean, the examples of this just abound. if you think back to the riots last summer, for instance, there was actually a riot about two weeks before

. >> meanwhile, security minister dan jarvis echoed. the prime minister then placed the blame on the previous government, expected to be the chancellor for the duration of this parliament and continue with the important work she is doing in terms of delivering economic growth for the government. >> i think you do have to look at the context as a government, we inherited a catastrophic economic legacy from the previous government. the budget that the chancellor delivered in the autumn of last year was about fixing the fundamentals of our economy. this is a government that is ruthlessly focused on delivering economic growth. >> us president elect donald trump has suggested israel and hamas could agree a gaza ceasefire deal by the end of the week. it comes after us president joe biden said a gaza ceasefire and hostage deal is on the brink. the outgoing us leader made the claim during his final foreign policy address before he leaves office next week. a round of gaza ceasefire talks will be held in doha today to finalise the remaining detai

home office minister dan jarvis says the leaked documents don't reflect the current policy and were never meant to be implemented. the review, commissioned by the home secretary, yvette cooper, also suggests new laws to crack down on harmful online content. but critics warn this could overwhelm authorities and risk missing, truly dangerous extremists. well, the shadow business secretary, andrew griffith, told us earlier that the report's conclusion is disturbing. >> the home secretary needs to pubush >> the home secretary needs to publish this immediately so that we can all see for ourselves what and who it is that's saying these non—crime hate incidents, these non—crime hate incidents, these attacks and waste of police resources, something a conservative home secretary stopped. and there's clearly a cell within the home office that is not concerned about ordinary crime or ordinary policing in favour of this ideological approach to non—crime hate incidents. they're wrong. that's not where we should be putting our police resources. and the home secretary needs to come to parliament today,

the home office minister, dan jarvis, says the leaked documents don't reflect current policy and wereever meant to be implemented. the review, commissioned by the home secretary, yvette cooper, also suggests new laws to crack down on harmful online content. but critics warn it could overwhelm authorities and risk missing truly dangerous extremists. the scottish government has launched a review of child protection following the conviction of seven members of a glasgow child abuse ring. that case, which saw three children subjected to horrific abuse in a drug den in glasgow, has raised serious questions about how authorities failed to act despite clear signs of neglect. the scottish children's minister says the situation is a horrifying failure and stressed the need for urgent action. msps have now questioned whether child safeguarding in scotland is even fit for purpose. the government, though, has vowed to ensure lessons are learned and that such abuse never happens again. donald trump has approved lord peter mandelson as the uk's next ambassador to washington, despite concerns over h