CLEAN : No single profile for potential jihadist attackers: expert

The transcript discusses the complexity of identifying terrorist profiles, emphasizing that there is no single profile due to the diversity in age, background, and education of those convicted of terrorist offenses. It highlights the challenges in predicting who might commit terrorism and explores the motivations of individuals, particularly in relation to Daesh. The text also addresses concerns about homegrown terrorism and the importance of tackling radicalization in prisons. Finally, it underscores the significance of countering extremist narratives by promoting the idea that one can be both British and Muslim, which is crucial in challenging jihadist ideologies.

What changes in the approach to tackling radicalization in prisons does the speaker mention?

What is the significance of the argument that one can be both British and Muslim according to the speaker?