In response to recent riots across the UK, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has announced a new strategy to combat extremism, focusing on harmful ideologies and community safety. The Home Office is conducting a 'rapid sprint' to analyze and recommend actions against both Islamist and far-right extremism, as well as addressing extreme misogyny. The initiative is urgent, given that 72 of the 460 individuals charged in connection with the riots are under 18, highlighting the concerning trend of youth radicalization online. Cooper emphasized the need for action against the spread of hateful beliefs, stating that governments have long failed to adequately address the rise in extremism. The project aims to fill gaps in existing policies and enhance community engagement to prevent further radicalization. This comprehensive approach is seen as vital to restoring community trust and safety.