Pupils must be taught British values to help fight terror, says Ofsted

'Recent attacks in Westminster, London Bridge, Manchester and Finsbury Park have brought into stark relief the threats that we face', says Amanda Spielman

Home Office under pressure to allow crucial evidence for its Prevent policy to be reviewed by peers

Muslims 'should be allowed to bypass police' when reporting hate crime

Shadow home secretary Andy Burnham has called for a root-and-branch review of the controversial Prevent policy

Oxford University vice-chancellor says Prevent strategy 'wrong-headed'

'The principal motivations are admirable, but I think they are wrong-headed'

Huda Jawad This is what it is like to be a Muslim parent in a post-9/11 world

Recently a friend told me how bad she felt bad for shushing her children in public for saying 'Allahu Akabar' as they cheered her for agreeing to buy them a treat in the supermarket

Counter-extremism measures ‘negatively affecting unemployed Muslims’

JO GLANVILLE What you’re reading should be no business of the police

Child questioned over t-shirt teachers mistake for Isis propaganda

Exclusive: 550,000 public sector workers given counter-terror training

Exclusive: Training courses criticised as 'inadequate' while the strategy has been described as divisive

Frank Foley French-style anti-extremism policies may lead to more terrorism

The French authorities raid call centres, restaurants and bookstores, shut down premises and disrupt alleged extremists. But, as the Nice attack showed, the results aren't good

Manni Crone Exposure to violence, not ideology, is the real cause of extremism

A large majority of the perpetrators had a known criminal background and had spent time in prison. Terrorism is a transition from one form of violence to another; from ordinary crime to political crime