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Refusing to call out Islamophobia has emboldened the far right – and the current violence is the result

As someone who has researched Islamophobia in Britain for a quarter of a century, it is clear to me that the current violence on the streets of Britain is an example of it.

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The hypermasculine far right: how white nationalists tell themselves they are ‘protecting’ women and children when they riot

Many of the people rioting in towns and cities in England and Northern Ireland claim that their violent acts are their way of “protecting” Britain’s children. It’s a confusing paradox, but one that must be understood to get to the bottom of what has happened.

The Conversation

OPINION - The Standard View: Hate has no place in a city that celebrates diversity

Some 6,000 riot officers across Britain stand ready to intervene on a string of “Enough is Enough” events, with police monitoring reports of at least 30 possible gatherings.

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Rachel Reeves says Canadian model for pension funds can ‘fire up’ UK economy

The chancellor has called on schemes to join together and invest billions in Britain as she tries to hit her growth targets.

The Independent UK

Changing of the guard: Defending Olympic champions Italy pushed to team pursuit bronze medal final against Denmark

Australia crush world record at Paris Olympics, due to face-off against Great Britain in gold medal final

Cycling News

Ineos Grenadiers and Soudal Quick-Step set to headline fast approaching Tour of Britain

Double Olympic champion Remco Evenepoel expected to feature for Soudal Quick-Step as Belgian team return to the race for the first time since 2021

Cycling Weekly

Piers Morgan calls out Elon Musk for ‘all communities’ comment amid far-right riots

Critics have called for a travel ban on the billionaire tech owner as he is accused of causing waves ‘at a very dangerous time’

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Bosses at Elon Musk's X should be 'criminally liable' if they tolerate harmful posts, says police expert

Musk told to ‘stick to batteries, cars and rockets’ rather than wade into the row on Britain’s system of law and order

Evening Standard

Hudson-Smith Bids To End 100-year Wait As Korda Tees Off At Olympics

Matthew Hudson-Smith will attempt to become Britain's first Olympic men's 400m champion in 100 years on Wednesday, while women's golf star Nelly Korda begins the defence of her title.

International Business Times

Great Britain needed world-class Dutch to ‘mess up’ to win Olympic gold

Silver was the ‘best’ Team GB could hope for.

The Independent UK

Great Britain take silver as Netherlands win team sprint in world record time

Jack Carlin, Ed Lowe and Hamish Turnbull were beaten in the final by pre-race favourites Harrie Lavreysen, Jeffrey Hoogland and Roy van den Berg

The Independent UK

Olympics 2024: Great Britain win silver in men's team sprint to continue flying start

Netherlands defend Olympic title at Paris 2024

Evening Standard

Thousands of police braced for day of riots as Elon Musk fans flames with tirade against Starmer

X owner Elon Musk has launched a tirade against Keir Starmer on his social media platform reposting far-right messages as 6,000 police prepare for more unrest across the country

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Labour and the trade unions: thrust together by more than history

Editorial: Sir Keir Starmer is right to recognise that Britain needs to move away from an economic model that seeks growth by making workers poorer

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Middle-aged radicalisation: why are so many of Britain’s rioters in their 40s and 50s?

Look closely at the pictures of the violent unrest that has spread across England and Northern Ireland and you will notice something that is not being spoken about. The rioters seen fighting, attacking police and setting fire to buildings are often middle aged – people in their 40s, 50s and…

Evening Standard

Israeli warplanes cause sonic boom flying low over Beirut amid growing fears of wider Middle East war

Britain has been preparing to evacuate its citizens from Lebanon if needed

The Conversation

Andy Murray: how fatherhood might help him with the challenge of losing his ‘athletic identity’ in retirement

Andy Murray is, without question, Britain’s most successful tennis player of modern times. The Scotsman is a home-grown talent, originally coached by his mother Judy alongside his brother and frequent doubles partner, Jamie. Murray’s career has spanned close to 20 years, defined by highs and lows, wins and losses, with…

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Where are all the butterflies? Possibly in your shed

The Butterfly Conservation charity’s big butterfly count asks the UK public to record butterflies wherever they see them each summer. In 2024 so far, sightings are the lowest in the survey’s 14-year history.

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‘In Lancaster, the people have been lovely’: A UK city resists race riots

Far-right sympathisers planned to disrupt the peace in the northern city, but were outnumbered by counterprotesters.

The Guardian - UK

Tim Martin of Wetherspoon’s: ‘For a while I was hated based on false information’

Britain’s most famous and most outspoken pub landlord is not afraid of controversy. But even he was shaken by the rough ride he got over Covid furloughs

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Britain Grapples With Anti-Immigrant Violence

Recent violence in Britain, sparked by a knife attack, leads to unrest fueled by misinformation and anti-immigrant sentiments, prompting clashes and arrest...

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The Paris Olympics of 100 years ago had shocking upsets and famous competitors – including poet Robert Graves

One hundred years ago, Paris held its second Olympic Games. Thanks to the film Chariots of Fire (1981), which dramatised the true story of two determined British sprinters, Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams, as they trained for the competition, Paris 1924 is one of the most famous of the pre-second…

The Guardian - UK

Where are the brave inciters of Britain’s race riots? From Tommy to Elon, they’re far, far away

Thugs may be rampaging in the streets, but their leaders-from-behind are more likely to be found sipping cocktails by the pool, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Al Jazeera

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.

The Independent UK

The best high streets in Britain revealed – London snubbed while this Welsh city nabs top spot

Leisure activities, a good array of shops, restaurants and pubs, plus easy parking all come together for an appealing experience

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