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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-23401076 
Every household in the UK is to have pornography blocked by their internet provider unless they choose to receive it, David Cameron has announced.
In addition, the prime minister said possessing online pornography depicting rape would become illegal in England and Wales - in line with Scotland.
Mr Cameron warned in a speech that access to online pornography was "corroding childhood".
The new measures will apply to both existing and new customers.
Mr Cameron also called for some "horrific" internet search terms to be "blacklisted", meaning they would automatically bring up no results on websites such as Google or Bing.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-i...
Hundreds of children identified as extremism risk
More than a hundred children aged under 12, including a three-year-old, have been identified as future extremists or at risk of radicalisation, the Daily Telegraph can disclose.
The youngsters are among more than 750 children of school age who have been reported to the authorities because of worrying behaviour.
It includes drawings of bombs and alarming messages as well as associating with suspected fanatics.
The children have all been referred to the Channel project, which is run by the Home Office and Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) and designed to stop vulnerable people being drawn in to extremism
A total of 2,653 referrals, of both adults and children, have been made since the scheme was launched in the wake of the July 7 suicide attacks in 2005.
Those reporting individuals include teachers, parents, youth workers, neighbours and even bin men.
The majority of referrals involved concerns over vulnerability to Islamist extremism but almost 400 cases involved far right radicalisation.
Police leaders last night said the project, which has been gradually rolled out nationally, is now recognised as a vital tool in protecting communities.
It is also seen as all the more important amid the growing terror threat from so-called “lone wolf” fanatics who radicalise themselves over the internet.
**Modificato dall'autore il 22.07.2013 14:55**
Every household in the UK is to have pornography blocked by their internet provider unless they choose to receive it, David Cameron has announced.
In addition, the prime minister said possessing online pornography depicting rape would become illegal in England and Wales - in line with Scotland.
Mr Cameron warned in a speech that access to online pornography was "corroding childhood".
The new measures will apply to both existing and new customers.
Mr Cameron also called for some "horrific" internet search terms to be "blacklisted", meaning they would automatically bring up no results on websites such as Google or Bing.
Hundreds of children identified as extremism risk
More than a hundred children aged under 12, including a three-year-old, have been identified as future extremists or at risk of radicalisation, the Daily Telegraph can disclose.
The youngsters are among more than 750 children of school age who have been reported to the authorities because of worrying behaviour.
It includes drawings of bombs and alarming messages as well as associating with suspected fanatics.
The children have all been referred to the Channel project, which is run by the Home Office and Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) and designed to stop vulnerable people being drawn in to extremism
A total of 2,653 referrals, of both adults and children, have been made since the scheme was launched in the wake of the July 7 suicide attacks in 2005.
Those reporting individuals include teachers, parents, youth workers, neighbours and even bin men.
The majority of referrals involved concerns over vulnerability to Islamist extremism but almost 400 cases involved far right radicalisation.
Police leaders last night said the project, which has been gradually rolled out nationally, is now recognised as a vital tool in protecting communities.
It is also seen as all the more important amid the growing terror threat from so-called “lone wolf” fanatics who radicalise themselves over the internet.
**Modificato dall'autore il 22.07.2013 14:55**
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