New report into terror offences

The transcript discusses a report on Islamism-related terrorism offenses in the UK, highlighting that 69% were committed by British citizens. It examines the ideological draw of radical Islamism, particularly among young Muslims, and provides statistics on offenses in different UK regions. The text also covers community reactions to surveillance in Muslim areas and the controversy over the use of the term 'Islamism'. It concludes with a discussion on the sensitivity of security measures funded by a national counterterrorism grant.

What percentage of Islamism-related terrorism offences in the UK were carried out by British citizens?

• 69%

• 50%

• 90%

• 80%

Which organization was mentioned as having links to the UK's major bomb plot cells?

• ISIS

• Al Qaeda

• Boko Haram

• Taliban

What is the ideological appeal of radical Islamism described as?

• A strong draw

• A moderate interest

• A weak influence

• An insignificant factor

Which UK region had the highest percentage of terrorism offences?

• Birmingham

• Midlands

• Yorkshire and the Humber

• London

What was the reaction of the Respect Party leader to the report's terminology?

• Supportive

• Confused

• Indifferent

• Angry