Keir Starmer is encouraged to replace Yvette Cooper as Minister of the Interior, in the midst of growing concerns, she has 'lost her grip' from the government's anti-terror agenda.
Senior Labor insiders fear that lives are endangered by a 'prudish and timid' failure to focus on Islamic suspects.
Tensions have risen in the consequences of the Southport murders, with no 10 that is understood as frustrated that the home office has been shaken to concentrate on Islamist violence – despite a report warning about the dangers of such an approach.
Two years ago, the previous government promised to 'quickly implement' a major revision of appearance, the schedule to prevent people from being radicalized to get involved in terrorism.
It came after the report by William Shawcross concluded that it was not sufficiently focused on Islamist terrorism, even though it was responsible for
94 percent of terror -related deaths since 1999. Sir William believes that the public was endangered because his recommendations have been ignored by ministers.
Critics say that 'awake' home office officers, afraid of appearing racist, are happier on extreme right -wing activists such as Tommy Robinson.
Last night a prevention source said that the 'prudish and timid attitude compared to the problem comes to the home office of the top'.
The prime minister comes under pressure to dismiss houses secretary Yvette Cooper because of the fear that she 'has lost her grip' and did not focus on Islamic suspects
A work source said that Sir Keir Starmer Mrs. Cooper could remove from the next repeat and replaced her by health secretary Wes Streeting
A home office report, commissioned by the 17-year-old Axel Rudakubana in which three young girls were killed and ten others injured in a dance workshop with Taylor Swift, caused indignation last year to suggest the authorities that the authorities' behavioral base and ideological agnostic approach 'To combat extremism instead of' ideologies of care '. For example, it meant that misogynia could be placed with Islamism.
Mrs. Cooper rejected it, but no 10 is believed to believe that there should have been more ministerial control over officials in her department before delivery.
A work source claimed that a number of Mrs. Cooper's ministerial colleagues were furious because they were 'blind' by officials from home office.
They said that the gap could lead to it being moved in the next redeurne to the cabinet, with the health secretary Wes Streeting to take over. The source said that Downing Street was' furious with Yvette about prevent ', and added:' They don't think she is opposite her assignment.
“The government was blinded by the Post-Southport report. There was no ministerial supervision. Yvette has left the officials alone to continue. It was never on the NO 10 Political Risk Register. Yvette has never marked it with them. '
The vast right-wing activists set fire to a police car on a 'enough is enough' protest in Sunderland last August after the Southport murders
Axel Rudakubana to kill three young girls and injure ten others in a dance workshop with Taylor Swift theme last year
The post on Sunday reported fourteen days ago that Sir Keir Keir blamed Mrs. Cooper for Labor's faltering reaction to the Grooming Gangs Row, in which insiders said that her department No. 10 did not warn when calling for a investigation led by a home office were called up.
It led ministers to refused a complete national investigation, only for Mrs. Cooper to announce local probes on the scale of the sexual exploitation of young women.
The Prevent Source said that it was 'preferred' above class references such as 'Muu' – 'mixed, unstable or unclear'. More than half are in that category, compared to about a quarter classified as 'Islamist'. A source of the home office said it was 'closely' with no 10 on.
