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Far-right thugs outnumbered by anti-racism protesters across the UK
Large anti-racism demonstrations also took place in Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol, Brighton and in London.
Poll reveals who the public think is to blame for the far-right riots
Further demonstrations are set to take place today
Overwhelming majority of public oppose unrest seen at recent protests, YouGov poll shows
‘Regardless of what the rioters believe they are representing, their actions are not supported by the British public, with 85% of Britons opposing the unrest at recent protests’
Nigel Farage admits to spreading misinformation from Andrew Tate about Southport killings
Farage posted a video online speculating on the background of the alleged killer shortly after the knife attack took place last week.
Liverpool library torched by far-right rioters raises £115k in just 48 hours
‘It makes me heartbroken to think that children will miss out on an opportunity to read and explore new books and stories in a community space which is meant to be safe for them and their families’
The far-right are misusing Christianity for their warped ideology. There’s nothing Christian about them
The far-right are no more representative of Christianity than they are of Britain or of the working class. We must stand up and say so.
What is the ‘two-tier policing’ conspiracy theory?
How the far-right has capitalised on the ‘two-tier policing’ myth
Almost 9,000 people sign up to HOPE not Hate’s pledge to hold on to HOPE in their communities amid far-right violence
The group says that it invites ‘everyone to join us in fostering positive change and addressing the challenges our country faces’.
Tories fume as Labour axe draconian anti-strike law
Angela Rayner said repealing the legislation was the first part of the party’s plan to “reset industrial relations so they are fit for a modern economy”
CWU union urges branches to contact local mosques, refugee centres and solidarity groups to offer solidarity and support
The ‘aims of our union and the labour movement are compromised and weakened if the agenda of race war beats the fight for working-class unity’.