Far-Right Unrest Grips UK Cities After Stabbing Incident

Recent unrest in several UK cities has been linked to a stabbing attack in northwest England, leading to clashes between police and protesters. The incident, which left three children dead during a Taylor Swift-themed yoga class, escalated tensions across the country.

Far-right activists spread disinformation on social media, falsely claiming the attacker was an illegal immigrant. However, authorities confirmed the 17-year-old suspect was born in Cardiff.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned the violence and pledged full support for police action against extremists. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper also denounced the protests, stating that “thuggery” has no place in the country.

Protests Spread to Manchester, Belfast, and Liverpool

Violent scenes were witnessed in Manchester, where protesters clashed with anti-racism campaigners. In Belfast, tensions rose between far-right demonstrators and pro-Palestinian counter-protesters.

Multiple arrests were made in various cities, with concerns over racial and religious targeting. Authorities are stepping up resources to maintain public safety amidst ongoing protests.

Far-Right Violence Addressed by UK Authorities

Starmer has vowed to tackle the surge in far-right violence and is working on a national plan of action in collaboration with police chiefs. The situation remains tense as the country grapples with rising unrest.

Reporting contributed by CNN’s Max Foster and Radina Gigova.