Riots

UK riots today latest news: Thousands of police brace for more violence in London as 39 immigration centres on far-right 'hit list'

Eluned Morgan says she has spoken to the prime minister about the possibility of riots in Wales.

The United Kingdom braces for another day of unrest with more far-right race riots reportedly planned in several cities.

Mayor urges show of 'compassion' as Muslims and minority ethnic residents are left fearful of planned disorder.

The British capital finds itself on edge as authorities prepare for possible disturbances following a week of riots across the U.K..

Police monitoring at least 30 planned far-right gatherings across the UK on Wednesday as 6000 riot officers ready to be deployed.

Deputy Assistant Commissioner Andy Valentine said: “We will not tolerate any disorder and will make arrests." Police are also using a range of specialist teams ...

Skirmishes reported as anti-racism protests take place in towns and cities across the country.

Thousands took to the streets to take part in anti-racism protests in London, Brighton, Birmingham, Bristol, Liverpool, Newcastle and Sheffield.

Gatherings in locations where anti-immigration protests had been expected - including north London, Bristol and Newcastle - were largely peaceful, with counter- ...

'Racism is not patriotism, violence is not grief' – rioters not only betray their own community but ultimately themselves.

The day after the Southport riot, violent protests in London, Hartlepool and Manchester broke out, which police linked to Southport. More took place throughout ...

In towns and cities across England, thousands march against racism after far-right riots that led to some 400 arrests.

British police braced for further anti-Muslim and anti-migrant riots on Wednesday as far-right groups planned to target asylum centres and immigration law ...

For the most part, the counterdemonstrators appeared to outnumber the agitators. And, for one night at least, they helped stop the violence.

There are more than 100 events on the police's radar across the country, with many gatherings targeting immigration law specialists, Sky News understands.

Metropolitan Police chief Sir Mark Rowley has said the “fears of extreme-right disorder” were headed off in the capital thanks to a “show of unity from ...

After more than a week of race riots across the UK, police are now deployed around the capital London amid fresh threats there from the far-right.

The killing of three girls in Southport has been followed by the UK's worst unrest in over a decade.