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August 12, 2024

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Ex-MI6 spy claims Russia’s role in UK far-right riots, officials to investigate

Christopher Steele, the former head of MI6’s Russia bureau, has argued that recent far-right riots in the UK provide “clear” evidence of Russian involvement. Steele, who is known for his dossier on Donald Trump’s alleged ties to Russia, said the security agencies would be looking closely at the role of online instigators in the recent unrest. In the past fortnight, violent riots broke out in Southport and Rotherham after false claims that a Muslim migrant was responsible for an attack on a children’s dance class. The disinformation was spread by far-right activists online, with Steele suggesting the misinformation came from

Starmer sets up national police unit to tackle violence after Southport attack

Keir Starmer is planning to create a new police unit to prevent violent attacks in the country. —Reuters Newly appointed UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has urged police officers to do everything possible to tackle the country’s violent situation following Monday’s devastating attack in Southport. The Prime Minister announced the creation of a new national police unit to deal with such violent conditions on Britain’s roads, led by far-right “traffickers”. “We will take all necessary measures to keep our roads safe,” the prime minister said. “The police will work together to handle this situation.” Furthermore, Starmer made this statement while

Thousands gather in London after the Southport killings sparked a second night of protests

People attend a vigil for the victims of a knife attack in Southport, Britain, July 30, 2024. — Reuters Protesters clashed with police near Downing Street in London on Wednesday as Britain faced a second night of protests after three young girls were killed in a frenzied knife attack at a dance class. Thousands gathered near the prime minister’s residence chanting “save our children”. “We want our country back” and “stop the boats” as well as English football chants. A large number of police wearing helmets formed a cordon around the protesters, who earlier threw flares and smoke bombs towards

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