In a statement, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said that now there has been a guilty plea, "the families and the people of Southport need answers about what happened leading up to this attack".

Yvette Cooper said removing extreme content was necessary to ensure it does not inspire further attacks (Jordan Pettitt/PA) Failing to remove extreme videos from social media could lead to further ...

British Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has been widely criticised by rights groups after claiming that referrals for Islamist extremism to the controversial Prevent programme have been "too low".

Sir Keir Starmer and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper have defended their refusal to disclose Rudakubana’s background, citing the Contempt of Court Act. They argue that transparency would have ...

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said it was a "total disgrace" that Rudakubana had been able to get the kitchen knife he used in his rampage online - despite being only 17 at the time and having a ...

Outlining more details on Rudakubana’s background, Ms Cooper told the Commons that he had admitted to having carried a knife more than 10 times, was referred three times to Prevent and had conta ...

Yvette Cooper is demanding Elon Musk’s X platform remove a violent terrorist video watched by triple killer Axel Rudakubana. The video – which shows a live-streamed knife attack by a terrorist ...

That is the question he should be focusing on right now.” Yvette Cooper: Chris Philp asks about the information provided after the Southport murders... it's not for the government to ignore the ...

Home secretary Yvette Cooper clashed with Chris Philp in the Commons amid the ongoing row over the government’s decision to initially withhold information about Southport killer Axel Rudukabana.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper shook her head in disbelief in the commons today, Chris Philp called on her to acknowledge that greater transparency could have helped combat misleading narratives ...