Author: Danica Kirka, Associated Press

Peaceful anti-racism protesters overshadowed anticipated far-right demonstrations across Britain as police prepared for potential violence in 100 locations. The protests arose in response to misinformation surrounding a stabbing attack against young girls, leading to rioting and disorder. In London, Bristol, Oxford, Liverpool, and Birmingham, crowds gathered outside immigration agencies targeted by far-right groups, reclaiming their streets with chants of “Whose streets? Our streets!” Law enforcement focused on protecting immigration lawyers and services, with thousands of officers on standby for potential trouble. Although some scattered disturbances occurred, most areas remained peaceful. Prime Minister Keir Starmer denounced the riots as “far-right thuggery,”…