Newspaper Round Up: 7th of August 2024
Daily Express Front Page 7th of August 2024
10:55 pm
Nigel Farage has cautioned that Britain is at a “perilous point” due to widespread dissatisfaction over mass immigration, urging the Prime Minister to take action to address these concerns.
Daily Star Front Page 7th of August 2024
10:32 pm
Pets experience stress due to their owners’ flatulence, according to the Daily Star.
Times Front Page 7th of August 2024
10:32 pm
Thousands of police officers are set to be deployed to tackle potential riots, with Sir Keir Starmer emphasising that ‘all necessary action’ will be taken to prevent and manage any unrest amidst rising concerns about community safety.
Daily Mail Front Page 7th of August 2024
10:29 pm
Britain’s most senior prosecutor has expressed deep concern about children as young as 11 participating in riots, warning of potential terrorism charges and lifelong consequences for those involved.
Daily Mirror Front Page 7th of August 2024
10:17 pm
Far-right individuals involved in the recent wave of violence across Britain have been warned they could face up to 10 years in prison, with Home Secretary Yvette Cooper emphasising that these groups do not represent the country.
Guardian Front Page 7th of August 2024
10:10 pm
Immigration lawyers have reported increasing anxiety over their safety due to threats from far-right groups, as suggested by a letter from the Law Society and Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association calling for government action.
Financial Times Front Page 7th of August 2024
10:06 pm
The Financial Times reports that Kamala Harris has selected Minnesota governor Tim Walz as her vice-presidential candidate for the upcoming election.
Daily Telegraph Front Page 7th of August 2024
10:05 pm
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has warned that rioters could face terrorism charges, with 6,000 specialist officers on standby as police brace for more violence.
Metro Front Page 7th of August 2024
9:12 pm
A builder became the first person convicted over scenes at a hotel in Rotherham where defendants are accused of joining far-right riots, facing the county’s justice system.