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Mr Cameron made the comments as he announced a number of new measures aiming to tackle radicalisation and segregation in British Muslim communities.

A measly £6m is donated by the industry to charities and research aiming to tackle the problem and curb gambling addictions.

Modifi is just one of a number of organisations aiming to tackle this growing e-waste problem by repurposing unwanted smartphones.

Or, to put it another way, for a gathering purportedly aiming to tackle all the world's problems, TED's demographic landscape resembles a very narrow slice of it.

Only around $7.5m of new money has been committed, albeit with aspirations for a good deal more – though even that would still not be much compared with the scale of the problems the initiative is aiming to tackle.

The Muslim Council of Britain has announced that it will set up its own programme next year aiming to tackle the issue of support for Isis within Muslim communities.

The project aims to tackle these problems.

Acumen America aims to tackle the "glaring inequality" in the US, according to Novogratz.

The recently launched Laserblast collection aims to tackle this issue head-on.

There are also pension schemes and housing projects that aim to tackle inequality.

Foster aims to tackle some of this: he wants prisoners to have easy access to guidance on the CCRC.