Publish a yearly State of Extremism report
“In “Protecting What Matters”, our social cohesion plan, we set out a range of measures to tackle this threat, including banning those who seek to come to this country to spread hatred, and committing to publishing an annual “State of Extremism” report, which will identify the threats we face and, crucially, equip frontline professionals to counter them.”
- Promised
Where it stands
The commitment comes from Protecting What Matters, the government's social cohesion plan; the Home Secretary repeated it to the Commons on 12 October 2026. The report is to identify the threats the country faces and help frontline professionals counter them. No date for the first report has been given.
What has happened
- Oct 2026The Home Secretary repeats the commitment in the social cohesion plan to publish a State of Extremism report every year, Promised
About the cost
No cost has been published.
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