Are Christians in danger of being called 'extremist' by government's new definition of extremism?
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A new definition of extremism put forward by the Levelling-up Secretary Michael Gove is meant to help to deal with violent Islamist activists and far right terrorists. But some fear it will impinge on civil liberties as well as wrongly villainise moderate Muslims. So who then is an extremist? And could this in any way affect us as Christians? Miriam Cates, Nadim Nassir and Mike Buckley spoke to Premier's Esther Higham
Released on 14 Mar 2024
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