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Street beatings, stabbing and mosques under siege: the horrifying racist attacks carried out by far-right mobs

There have been numerous reports of targeted attacks against Black and Asian people, as the UK has been engulfed in far-right race riots

The Independent UK

Watchdog should investigate Farage’s ‘dangerous comments’, says Liverpool MP

Kim Johnson says comments by Reform leader after the week’s violent disorder ‘cannot be left to fester’

The Guardian - UK

Starmer tells rioters ‘you will regret it’ after ‘far-right thuggery’ on UK streets continues

Thugs torch second migrant hotel in Tamworth as mosques offered emergency support

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Dozens arrested as far-right disorder continues in England and Northern Ireland

DOZENS of arrests were made following scenes of disorder in England and Northern Ireland on Saturday, with police warning that further violence is…

The National (Scotland)

The Observer view on the riots after the Southport killings: extremists have launched an assault on the rule of law

The responsibilty falls not only on the government, our actions make a difference too

The Guardian - UK

How disinformation fuelled English far-right riots and fears Scotland could be next

At 8pm on July 30, hundreds of protesters gathered outside Southport Mosque ...

The National (Scotland)

Far-right thugs in violent clashes with police as unrest spreads to cities across UK

‘Enough is Enough’ protests held in cities including Liverpool, Manchester, Belfast, Leeds, Nottingham and Hull as police try to quell the ongoing fallout from the Southport killings

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How UK’s deep rooted Islamophobia problem stoked far-right riots

Anti-Muslim sentiment ‘simmering under the surface’ of British society, experts and religious groups warn

The Independent UK

Britain has shifted away from prejudice, but are we facing a dangerous new time?

While images of disorder are not the norm, there is still work to be done to forge closer communities

The Guardian - UK

‘Southport has experienced unthinkable grief and fear, but friends, family and strangers have banded together’

After the killings and the riots, kind gestures from the community show their solidarity in grief and emphatic rejection of violence

The Guardian - UK

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

‘Love will prevail’: how a far-right rally in Liverpool was defused

Sharing of food and concerns about extremism helps dial down tension outside mosque after Southport deaths

The Guardian - UK

‘A polarisation engine’: how social media has created a ‘perfect storm’ for UK’s far-right riots

Algorithms that send the most outrageous comments viral and a chain reaction of anger and disinformation made the riots that followed the Southport killings inevitable

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

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Fearful UK Mosques On Alert Over Far-right Protests

British Muslims voiced fear about far-right protests that have targeted UK mosques in recent days, as community leaders bolstered security at Islamic centres before more demonstrations planned for Saturday.

The National (Scotland)

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 Independent UK

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

Evening Standard

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

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Al Jazeera

Far-right riots flare in Sunderland amid ongoing UK anti-immigrant protests

Police say officers faced ‘serious and sustained levels of violence’ after several hundred people rampaged city centre.

Evening Standard

Tory leadership contender Robert Jenrick crticises Nigel Farage over controversial Southport stabbing remarks

Mr Farage faced criticism for stoking unrest by challenging Prime Minister Keir Starmer's claim that the far right was to blame for the disorder

The National (Scotland)

Far-right protests continue across England ahead of weekend of demonstrations

FAR-RIGHT protests have continued to erupt across England, marking the third night since the first violent riot in Southport ...

AAP

Bad actors exploit information void in wake of attacks

The information vacuum after incidents such as the recent stabbing attack in the UK provides the perfect conditions for those seeking to spread disinformation.

Evening Standard

Elsie Dot Stancombe who died in Southport stabbings was 'sweetest child ever', says aunt

Elsie Dot Stancombe, six, had just been learning to sew and was ‘sweetest child’

Evening Standard

Muslims in London 'extremely worried' as further mosque protection urged after far right protests

Spread of hate crimes by far right has left many Muslims ‘shaken’, London Assembly member warns

The Guardian - UK

Riot police on standby across England and Wales for further far-right protests

At least 25 rallies thought to be planned as religious leaders condemn attempts to sow hatred after Southport killings

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