article_snippet: Theresa May yesterday unveiled a raft of controversial powers to drive Muslim extremists from British public life – including the closure of mosques which harbour fanatics.
article_snippet: Home Secretary Theresa May (above) will promise to drive out the 'significant' number of fanatics who have been able to infiltrate British establishments .
article_snippet: We will expose your hateful beliefs for what your hateful beliefs are' Mrs May is expected to set out priorities for a Tory government - including a review of Sharia courts and powers to stop preachers of hate like  
article_snippet: Policy failures are partly to blame for Islamic extremism in Britain, Lord Prescott claimed yesterday.
article_snippet: The Labour Prime Minister famously declared that the 'rules of the game are changing' but later abandoned The Labour Prime Minister own proposal for mosque closure orders after a backlash from Muslim groups.
article_snippet: Islamic Human Rights Commission chairman Massoud Shadjareh said: 'Nobody will be fooled by the Home Secretary's claims that these measures are designed to tackle extremism. '
article_snippet: these measures are designed to tackle extremism are a shameless expression of a hate and bigotry that is increasingly becoming normalised in Britain.'
article_snippet: The Home Office defines extremism as 'vocal or active opposition to fundamental British values including democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty and mutual respect and tolerance of different faiths and beliefs'.
highlights_snippet: Theresa May wants to drive out 'significant' number of fanatics in Britain .
  
highlights_snippet: Under Tory manifesto plans, Home Secretary would ban hate preachers .
  