At-a-glance: New terror plans

• New grounds for deporting and excluding people from the UK - including fostering hatred or, advocating and justifying violence to further beliefs. The powers will cover statements already on record. Consultation on the plans will finish this month

• Agreements with other countries, such as Jordan, to ensure people can be deported to their nations of origin without being tortured or ill-treated

• Amend human rights laws, if necessary, to prevent legal obstacles to new deportation rules

• Home secretary automatically to consider deporting any foreigner involved in listed extremist bookshops, centres, organisations and websites

• Make justifying or glorifying terrorism anywhere an offence

• Automatically refuse asylum to anyone with anything to do with terrorism anywhere

• Consult on setting a maximum time limit for extraditions to other countries - Mr Blair said it was unacceptable that Rashid Ramda, wanted for the Paris Metro bombing 10 years ago, was still in the UK

• Examine calls for police to be able to hold terror suspects for longer before pressing charges

• Use more control orders against British terror suspects, who cannot be deported

• Increase the number of special judges hearing terror cases

  HIZB UT TAHRIR
  

  • Hizb ut Tahrir or HT is an Islamic group which is banned in some countries including Germany
  • It was established in the Middle East in the 1950s with the aim of creating a single Islamic state ruled by Sharia law
  • A statement posted after last month's G8 summit said the "colonialists, especially America and Britain, harbour a hidden hatred against Islam and the Muslims"
  
  

• Ban the Hizb ut Tahrir and the successor organisation of Al-Muhajiroun - and look at whether the grounds for banning such groups need to be widened

• Review the threshold for gaining British citizenship and establish, with the Muslim community, a commission to advise how to better integrate parts of the community "presently inadequately integrated"

• Create a list of foreign preachers who will be kept out of the UK and consult on creating new powers to close places of worship used to foment extremism

• Use biometric visas for those from designated countries and compiling a database so people whose views or activities pose a threat to UK security can be kept out of the country. They could only appeal against the decision from overseas.

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