2. New anti-terrorism legislation in the autumn to include offence of condoning or glorifying terrorism in UK or abroad.

3. Automatic refusal of asylum for anyone who has participated in terrorism or has anything to do with it.

4. Consultation on expanding the power to strip citizenship from individuals with British or dual nationality to apply to naturalised citizens engaged in extremism.

5. Consultation on a maximum time limit for extradition cases involving terrorism.

6. Examination of a new court procedure to allow a pre-trial process, and an examination of the possibility of longer pre-charge detention period for terrorism suspects that meets police and security service requests.

7. Control orders on British nationals who cannot be deported.

8. An increase in the number of special judges hearing cases related to control orders.

9. Ban on Hizb ut-Tahrir and the successor organisations of Al Muhajiroun.

10. Review of citizenship ceremonies to make sure they are adequate and a commission to advise on better integration of those parts of the Muslim community that are less so than others.

11. Consultation on a new power to close of a place of worship used as a centre for fomenting extremism.

12. Bringing forward proposed border security measures, and designate some countries specifically for biometric visas. The government is also compiling an international database of individuals who will be excluded from entering Britain.