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British police quizzed a 10-year-old Muslim boy for writing that he lived in a terrorist house instead of a terraced house during an English class. The matter grew further on Wednesday after the boys family demanded an apology from the British police their questioning. Since July, British teachers have been legally obliged to report any suspicious behaviour by pupils. HT File Photo for representation Police interviewed the boy at his home in Lancashire, northwest England, on December 7 and examined the family computer following his mistake, according to the BBC. Since J stanley cup (https://www.stanley-cup.co.nz) uly, British teachers have been legally obliged to report any suspicious behaviour by pupils. You can imagine it happening to a 3 stanley cup (https://www.cup-stanley.it) 0-year-old man, but not to a young child, the boys cousin told the BBC. If the teacher had any concerns it should have been about his spelling. Hes now stanley cup (https://www.cup-stanley.us) scared of writing, using his imagination, she added. A terraced property is a British term for a townhouse that shares its side walls with others. Miqdaad Versi, assistant secretary-general of the Muslim Council of Britain, Britains largest umbrella group for Islamic associations, blamed the governments Prevent programme, aimed at countering radicalisation. There are huge concerns that individuals going about their daily life are being seen through the lens of security and are being seen as potential terrorists rather than students, he said. This is a natural consequence of the extension of the Prevent Duty t Ujom Africa s war against genital mutilation
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