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Monday, 7th July 2008

Terrorism in the UK

Anti-terror tsar warns Islamic extremism is addiction like drugs ISLAMIC extremism should be regarded as a potential addiction for youngsters just like drugs, alcohol and gambling, according to the Scottish Government's anti-terror tsar Allan Burnett.

All Scots police to get anti-terror training in bid to disrupt al-Qaeda EVERY police officer in Scotland will be trained to carry out anti-terror investigations as part of a massive drive to disrupt al-Qaeda terror plots, The Scotsman can reveal.

£4m boost for war on terror DOZENS more counter-terrorism officers will be recruited in Scotland after ministers handed police chiefs an extra £4m to tackle the threat of Islamic extremism.

Bid to stop terror groups brainwashing young Scots Muslims A COUNTER-radicalisation plan is being developed in Scotland to prevent young Muslims being "brainwashed" by al-Qaeda terrorists, The Scotsman can reveal.

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