Police and prosecutors have made a formal complaint to the broadcasting watchdog, Ofcom, over a Channel 4 programme about extremism in mosques which allegedly "completely distorted" the views of those involved. The Green Road Mosque in Birmingham was one of those featured in the programme The complaint was made after the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) concluded there was insufficient evidence to bring a charge against the broadcaster under the 1986 Public Order Act, following an inquiry by West Midlands Police. The CPS also found there was not enough evidence to support charges against those featured in Undercover Mosque, which was shown in the Dispatches slot in January. Police expanded the initial inquiry into those featured in the programme to investigate those who made it. In a joint statement, the force and the CPS said a formal complaint about the documentary had been lodged with Ofcom. This prompted a robust response from Channel 4, which said: "We believe the...