Protests have erupted into violent clashes between far-right groups and Muslim communities in a British city, prompting Sir Keir Starmer to pledge decisive action to restore order and bring perpetrators to justice.
Kemi Badenoch, a Tory leadership contender, calls for a better plan for integration amidst increasing protests following the Southport killings.
The Daily Telegraph reports that the prime minister has attributed recent violent protests to far-right groups following the Southport stabbings.
The Daily Telegraph reports that the BBC is under scrutiny for paying Huw Edwards over £200,000 after his arrest for possessing indecent images of children.
Riot police clashed with a mob in Southport following protests over the recent child killings, despite the Home Secretary’s appeals to the public to refrain from inciting further unrest.
Two children were killed and 13 others injured in an attack at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport, Merseyside, resulting in the arrest of the attacker.
Israel has vowed retaliation against Hezbollah following a rocket attack that resulted in the deaths of 12 children, with the defence minister declaring plans to “hit the enemy hard.”
French authorities are investigating the potential involvement of far-left groups and possible Kremlin connections in the pre-dawn arson attacks that disrupted the transport infrastructure ahead of the Paris Olympics, raising concerns over the safety and security of the upcoming Games.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to disclose a £19 billion deficit in public finances, attributing the shortfall to deep cuts imposed by George Osborne during the Coalition government and preparing the ground for an autumn tax raid.
Former security minister Tom Tugendhat has stated that he is prepared to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights as part of his bid for leadership of the Conservative Party, promoting what he terms “common sense Conservatism.”