Nearly 800 people in the UK were referred for possible deradicalisation intervention between June and August, according to the latest figures.
The British government's 'Channel' scheme had eight people a day referred to it during that period.
It comes as UK officials attempt to stem the flow of people traveling to join the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.
Over a third of those referred to Channel were under 18.
Dr Erin Saltman from the Institute for Strategic Dialogue says it's a worrying but unsurprising trend.
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The British government's 'Channel' scheme had eight people a day referred to it during that period.
It comes as UK officials attempt to stem the flow of people traveling to join the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.
Over a third of those referred to Channel were under 18.
Dr Erin Saltman from the Institute for Strategic Dialogue says it's a worrying but unsurprising trend.
IN: "We've had…
OUT: …spectrum."
DUR: 27 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/1008rad-saltman1.mp3