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Reports of alleged links between charities and terrorism or extremism have surged to a record high, the charity watchdog has warned.
The number of times the Charity Commission has shared concerns about links between charities and extremism with police and other agencies has nearly trebled from 234 to 630 in just three years.
The Commission also opened eight compliance cases and four formal inquiries into "allegations of abuse of charities for terrorist or extremist purposes" in 2015/16.
In an interview with the Telegraph, William Shawcross, the Commission's chairman, warned that extremism was "the most potentially dangerous and deadly" problem faced by charities.