{UAH} Home Office ends £2.5m contract to deradicalise jihadi brides

The Home Office 'is ending its relationship with The Unity Initiative (TUI)'. Jihadis who were being mentored by the firm will be transferred to other agencies. TUI was among agencies who benefited from the collapse of Islamic State in Syria and Iraq from 2016.

As Britons who had flocked to join the terror group fled back to Britain, the Government created the Desistance and Disengagement Programme (DDP) to rehabilitate returning extremists, particularly jihadi brides and those who could not be prosecuted due to a lack of evidence.

In addition to allegations of 'bullying and harassment', former staff complained that their salaries were comparatively poor compared to the income enjoyed by the company's husband and wife bosses who last year bought a five-bedroom home in Surrey for £1.2 million.

Bobby

DAILYMAIL.CO.UK|BY DAILY MAIL

Home Office ends £2.5m contract to deradicalise jihadi brides

The Home Office has pulled the plug on its contract with a firm paid millions of pounds to deradicalise jihadi brides returning Syria following bullying and excessive profit claims.

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