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Why Are Far-Right Extremists Rioting Across The UK? Here’s Your 3-Min Explainer

The UK has erupted into its most violent riots in 13 years, due to misinformation and extremist views. Here's what you need to know.

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UK riots raise the spectre of racism and evoke haunting memories

As mobs flaunt footage of their hate crimes, ethnic minorities and asylum seekers in Britain are paralysed with fear.

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How online lies and misinformation fuelled UK riots - and what really happened

Social media posts have falsely claimed the teenage suspect is an immigrant who arrived in the UK by boat last year

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I brought my daughter to Southport last week to see my beloved home town. Then it was torn apart by violence

It was far from a post-racist utopia when I was growing up, but the far right got it very wrong when it targeted Merseyside, says academic Kojo Koram

The Guardian - UK

Far-right mob storms Rotherham hotel housing asylum seekers and starts fire with people inside

Violent thugs in balaclavas have hurled chairs and wood at police at the Holiday Inn Express in Manvers, South Yorkshire

The Independent UK

UK Grapples With Worst Riots In 13 Years

UK authorities faced growing pressure Sunday to put an end to England's worst rioting in 13 years after disturbances linked to child murders and involving far-riot agitators flared across the country.

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UK Govt Vows 'Consequences' For Far-right Rioters

The UK government warned Sunday that violent disorder would "not be tolerated" after police made dozens of arrests at far-right rallies following clashes between protesters and officers.

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BBC charity removes promo video featuring Southport murder accused

Axel Rudakubana appeared, aged 11, as Doctor Who character in 2018 advert for BBC Children in Need

The Guardian - UK

Fact checked: The false far-right claims that sparked riots in Southport and across UK

Misinformation is at the source of far-right riots across the country, but although those inaccuracies have been corrected, the demonstrations are still ongoing

The Independent UK

British police braced for more far-right violence over the weekend after another night of disorder

Police across the U.K. are bracing for more violence following another night of rioting by far-right protesters that saw three officers hospitalized after a tense stand-off outside a mosque in northeast England

The Independent UK

BBC remove Children in Need advert featuring Southport suspect

THE teenager accused of murdering three girls in Southport once starred as Doctor Who in a BBC Children In Need advert, according to reports.

The National (Scotland)

Boy accused of Southport murders starred in Doctor Who-themed BBC Children In Need advert

Axel Rudakubana seen leaving Tardis dressed as The Doctor, wearing trenchcoat and tie to look like David Tennant, according to reports

The Independent UK

Teenager accused of Southport murders played Doctor Who in Children in Need advert

The Southport suspect was signed up to a casting agency as a child

Evening Standard

Nation braces for weekend of far-right violence with 35 protests in wake of Southport stabbing

Police chiefs issued a plea for members of the public not to join protests amid fears they will get caught up in clashes between police and far-right thugs

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Met outlines restrictions on London protests this weekend after Southport stabbings

Met says no ‘planned protests or demonstrations’ similar to violent disorder seen at Whitehall on Wednesday

Al Jazeera

UK braces for more far-right protests as gov’t warns of tough response

The UK’s prime minister has promised a tough response to stop ‘a breakdown in law and order on our streets.’

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Southport stabbing: What led to the spread of disinformation?

Disinformation about the suspect’s religion leads to a rise in Islamophobia and anti-migrant anger.

International Business Times

UK Police Brace For Planned Far-right Protests

UK police geared up Friday for possible further far-right protests this weekend following several violent skirmishes in the wake of a mass stabbing that killed three young girls.

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UK Braces For More Clashes After Fatal Stabbings

Violent protests erupt in the UK after fatal stabbing of children; far-right groups blamed. Prime Minister vows to restore law and order.

The Independent UK

UK police brace for more far-right protests as government warns of tough response

Several suspects arrested in violent protests that erupted after the fatal stabbing of three children in northwest England are due in court as officials brace for more clashes over the weekend

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer warns social media firms over misinformation sparking Southport violent disorder

Starmer says violence is being ‘whipped up online’ after three girls killed

The Independent UK

Online misinformation fueled tensions over the stabbing attack in Britain that killed 3 children

Within hours of a stabbing attack in northwest England that killed three young girls and wounded several more children, a false name of a supposed suspect was circulating on social media

The Guardian - UK

Police in England urged to protect mosques as far right plans more rallies

Fears asylum seeker accommodation may come under threat from ‘mindless thuggery’ of agitators

The Independent UK

Why did a judge name Southport stabbing suspect Axel Rudakubana?

A judge ruled the defendant’s identity should be revealed as he turns 18 in just six days

The Independent UK

British prime minister announces policing plan to deal with violent clashes after fatal stabbings

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer says he will set a national policing capability to crack down on violent protesters after clashes with police across England the past two nights

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