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HISTORICAL FACTS: 2 - The Untold Story

Far-right rioters in Sunderland ‘will not define us’, says mayor

Kim McGuinness says rioters do not define city and praises residents clearing the streets after riots

The Guardian - UK

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

Evening Standard

Starmer refuses to criticise Farage after Southport conspiracy theory accusations

PM says his focus is on victims as former counter-terror official says Clacton MP is ‘giving the EDL succour’

The Guardian - UK

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OPINION - Southport stabbings: As the far-Right flourish on our streets, Keir Starmer will face calls for action

The police have already made several arrests following despicable violence that broke out in Southport earlier this week in the wake of the mass stabbing of children at a Taylor Swift holiday party. They continue hunting down the other perpetrators — but the harder question is how to deal with…

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage accused of stoking up Southport violence by former counter-terror chief

A FORMER counter-terrorism police chief has accused Reform UK leader Nigel Farage of helping incite violence that broke out in Southport after the…

The National (Scotland)

17-year-old Charged With Murder Of 3 Girls In UK Knife Attack

A 17-year-old male was charged on Thursday with the murder of three girls and the attempted murder of 10 more people in a knife attack at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class, UK prosecutors said.

International Business Times

Southport police brace for more violence from far-right ‘hooligans’

Chief constable expects protests from group reportedly linked to English Defence League to last into next week

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Former counter-terror chief accuses Farage of inciting Southport violence

Neil Basu says Reform UK leader is ‘creating conspiracy theories’ by questioning whether truth is being ‘withheld’

The Guardian - UK

Five arrested after 53 police officers injured in Southport riots

Arrests come after far right staged violent protests following deaths of three children in knife attack

The Guardian - UK

Humza Yousaf calls for English Defence League to be made terrorist organisation

Humza Yousaf has called on the English Defence League to be proscribed as a terrorist organisation following last night's riot in Southport.

The National (Scotland)

Who are the EDL? Far right group believed to be behind Southport riot

It is suspected that the riots in Southport that saw 39 police officers injured were organised by the English Defence League

The Independent UK

BrewDog respond after staff lodge formal grievance following EDL meeting in bar

THE Scottish beer giant BrewDog has issued a response after staff accused bosses of presiding over a culture of bullying, poor working conditions,…

The National (Scotland)

BrewDog sacks Asian woman after reaction to EDL members meeting in bar

Company accused staff member of ‘aggressive behaviour’ after she raised concerns about far-right group gathering

The Guardian - UK

How the UK far right hijacked Armistice Day

Police and on-the-ground accounts suggest violence came largely from counterprotesters rather than those on Palestine march

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Monday briefing: Who was really to blame for trouble on Armistice Day

In today’s newsletter: Sorting fact from fiction on day of pro-Palestine march after violent scenes involving far-right counter-protesters • Sign up here for our daily newsletter, First Edition

The Guardian - UK

Tommy Robinson: Cenotaph clashes could mark return of far-right figure

The founder of the now-defunct English Defence League is back on X and claims a ‘new era’ is beginning for him

The Guardian - UK

Katie Hopkins and Tommy Robinson thank Elon Musk for reinstating them on X

Former Daily Mail columnist and far-right agitator show their gratitude after rejoining social media platform

ABC News

Could this tiny town in the Northern Territory hold the key to Australia's energy future?

For decades, air conditioners, lights, TVs and fridges would be cut off multiple times a week – sometimes multiple times a day – in the tiny town of Jabiru. Now industry experts want the micro-grid replicated across Australia.

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Daily Mirror

Far-right activists change their hate into hope as they help Brits escape extremism

Two former members of the far right spoke to the Mirror about their descent into extremism and radicalisation and how they managed to not just get out, but now help others escape the same fate

Leeds Live

Arrests at protest in Leeds as police issue statement

West Yorkshire Police have confirmed they have arrested four people

Liverpool Echo

Weird, bizarre and funny things to happen on Merseyside

We decided to round up some of the funniest, most random and weirdest things to ever happen in our great city region

The Independent UK

‘Beatles’ terror cell members were identified after EDL counter-demo in London

Alexanda Kotey was jailed in April for his part in the torture and murder of American hostages, while El Shafee Elsheikh will be sentenced on Friday.

The National (Scotland)

Man slapped 'EDL member' on the face in Glasgow and told cops 'he deserved it'

A MAN slapped someone who was a member of the English Defence League in Glasgow Central Station.

Daily Mirror

Who is Tommy Robinson as EDL founder admits blowing £100k on gambling before bankruptcy

Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, who styles himself as Tommy Robinson, told a court he wasted money on partying and gambling and is struggling to pay damages after a losing a libel case

Asharq Al-Awsat

Cash-strapped Lebanon Struggles to Turn Lights on for Polling Day

Lebanon's electricity company is charging $16 million to supply power on the day of the May 15 parliamentary polls, a sum that exceeds the overall election budget by nearly 30 percent, the interior minister said. Holding credible elections is one of the main steps Lebanon's major donors are insisting on…

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