Muslim boy, 4, was referred to Prevent over game of Fortnite

More than 600 children under six flagged by anti-extremism scheme A four-year-old boy's referral to the government's anti-extremism Prevent strategy after talking about the popular Fortnite video game at his after-school club has prompted fresh calls to abolish the controversial scheme. The boy, who is from the West Midlands and is a Muslim, was referred to Prevent in September 2019 after saying that his father had "guns and bombs in his shed". However, transcripts of a conversation with a club ...