In a statement to Parliament, a minister says police have “a range of tools” to respond to extremism. The comments come as MP Damien Egan, representing Bristol North East, raises concerns about extremist activity. Egan tells the Commons that extremism is “growing at an unprecedented rate,” framing the issue as an escalating public concern. The reporting indicates that the minister’s response focuses on the capability of law enforcement rather than detailing specific tactics or measures, using the phrase “a range of tools” to describe what police can draw on. Across the available accounts, the central points are that MPs are discussing extremism in the Commons, that Egan expresses alarm about how quickly it is increasing, and that the minister replies by describing policing resources broadly. The sources provided do not include further detail on specific policies, investigations, or legal changes, focusing instead on the exchange in Parliament and the language used to characterize both the problem and police readiness.