Tyne Tees Terrorism

Miriam Sebbagh, 52, who worked at a school in Durham, sent £2,500 to a person linked to a banned terrorist organisation and sent extremist videos.

Justin Laidler was commended by the Counter Terrorism Unit for working closely with the young person to try and draw them away from extremist beliefs.

35-year-old Fatah Abdullah was ordered to serve at least nine years of a life sentence, for encouraging a terror cell in Germany to commit mass murder.