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This report presents findings from a quantitative study exploring the role of the Internet in radicalisation and offending of 437 convicted extremists in England and Wales.
A research paper from OFCOM
Internet use in the UK; annual estimates by age, sex, disability and geographical location.
This report presents findings from a quantitative study, which aimed to explore the role of the Internet in radicalisation and offending of 235 convicted extremists in England and Wales.
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