Killer of MP Sir David Amess was 'exited' from Prevent 'too quickly', review finds
- The review by the Home Office concluded that Ali Harbi Ali was exited from the Prevent counter-terrorism program 'too quickly' before he killed MP Sir David Amess in October 2021.
- The review identified issues in Ali's monitoring, including 'problematic' record keeping and failure to involve his school, contributing to his eventual violence.
- Katie Amess, Sir David's daughter, called for a public inquiry into her father's murder, stating officials have 'stonewalled' her attempts for answers.
- Security minister Dan Jarvis stated that significant changes have been implemented since Ali's referral to Prevent, aimed at preventing such failures in the future.
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How Prevent failed David Amess
In October 2021, Ali Harbi Ali assassinated David Amess, the MP for Southend West. The aftermath of this killing was marked by a debate in which MPs called for ‘love not hate’ and insisted that this showed the need for an Online Hate Bill. Now, almost three years after the murderer was sentenced to a whole
Counter-terror review linked to MP’s murder ‘clearly inadequate’
Former MP Anna Firth criticised a review of how terrorist Ali Harbi Ali was dealt with under a counter-terrorism scheme. A review of the handling of the killer of MP Sir David Amess under a government counter-terrorism programme is “clearly inadequate” and a public inquiry should be launched into the scheme, a former MP has said. Anna Firth, who represented Southend West, said a review of how terrorist murderer Ali Harbi Ali was dealt with under…
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