article_snippet: The Home Office wants all campuses to become no-go zones for all 'extremist' speakers to prevent students becoming radicalised.
article_snippet: New laws passed by the government put a legal requirement on universities to prevent terrorism.
article_snippet: Mrs May insists this should include barring people with extreme views from speaking on campus. 
article_snippet: A source close to the Business Secretary said: 'There are of course cases when banning is justified but as long as speakers don't invite terrorism - which is illegal - there are times when it's better to demolish extreme views through open debate and challenge. '
article_snippet: But Mrs May said : 'If colleges and universities didn't realise before what we are up against, colleges and universities should know now.
article_snippet: we're saying colleges and universities need to do more to stop radicalisation on campus.'
article_snippet: we have seen these three girls go off to Syria, we have seen Jihadi John, we don't want think that sort of preaching should happen in we universities. '
article_snippet: I'm afraid to say that Conservatives just have a simple view that people in Vince Cable constituency of Twickenham or around the country deserve that protection and that means we have to put proper, decent, tough rules in place which don't ban free speech but do stop people from preaching death.'
article_snippet: We have strict policies to promote tolerance among our 20,000 student community, who come to study from over 150 nations.'