Police face serious riots in British cities

Violence resurfaced on the streets of British cities on Saturday. Several police officers were injured during the fourth day of unrest following the killing of three little girls earlier in the week in a city in the northwest of the country. Riots erupted as hundreds of anti-immigration protesters gathered in several cities across the country after false reports spread on social media that the knife attack on children taking dance lessons in the town of Southport was carried out by a radicalized Muslim immigrant. Police have said the suspected perpetrator, Axel Rudakubana, 17, was born in Cardiff, Wales, but protests by anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim demonstrators have continued, turning violent and rioting, most recently in the north-east city of Sunderland on Friday in evening. Police in Liverpool said on Saturday that a number of officers had been injured while dealing with “serious disturbances” in the city centre. Authorities in the eastern city of Hull said four people were arrested and three officers were injured as they dealt with protests during which they were hit with bottles. Mosques across the country have been advised to beef up security measures, while police have deployed extra officers. Prime Minister Keir Starmer, facing his first …

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