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ftfnews.comworld9 days ago
UK Officials Direct Online Platforms on Content During Belfast Unrest
Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn said the internet regulator will use expanded powers to address false information online during times of crisis. Ofcom has already contacted platforms about the Belfast situation.
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deccanchronicle.comworld9 days ago
Police Arrest 16 in Northern Ireland After Belfast Stabbing
Officers detained 16 people over two nights of disorder in Northern Ireland following a stabbing in Belfast. No further clashes occurred on Thursday evening.
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worldpoliticsreview.compolitics10 days ago
Sixteen Arrested and Twelve Officers Injured in Second Night of Unrest in Belfast
Twelve police officers were injured and 16 people were arrested during a second night of unrest in Northern Ireland. Officials confirmed the incidents after clashes involving bricks and petrol bombs in County Antrim and Newtownabbey.
indiatoday.intoday.inpolitics11 days agoUpdated
Sudanese Man Due in Belfast Court on Attempted Murder Charge After Stabbing
A 30-year-old Sudanese man arrested after a stabbing in north Belfast will appear in court on an attempted murder charge. The attack prompted masked groups to set fire to homes believed to house immigrants and clash with police.
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Le Mondepolitics15 days ago
2,000 Attend Illegal Rave in Claret Despite Hérault Ban as Free-Party Groups Protest New Ripost Law
An unauthorized gathering in southern France tested new local restrictions and a national bill that would impose fines and prison terms on organizers and participants of illegal raves.
rediff.compolitics16 days ago
UK murder case renews debate over two-tier policing claims
The killing of Henry Nowak has prompted renewed allegations of unequal policing standards in Britain. Official inquiries have examined whether police apply different standards based on ethnicity or political views.
news.sky.compolitics17 days ago
Protesters Damage Home of Senior Judicial Official
Demonstrators gathered outside a senior judicial official's residence and damaged property. Officials condemned the actions and police responded to the scene.
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thehindu.comsports20 days ago
France Reports Nearly 900 Arrests After PSG Champions League Victory
French authorities recorded more than 890 arrests and nearly 180 police injuries after riots broke out in Paris and other cities following Paris Saint-Germain's second consecutive Champions League title. One man died in a motorbike crash during celebrations, and officials reporte…
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Substrate placeholder — needs reviewworld20 days ago
UK officials bar two activists from entry over anti-Israel statements
Officials revoked entry permission and visas for two individuals after reviewing their public remarks on Israel. The Home Office cited public-order concerns in its decision.
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101greatgoals.comsports21 days ago
Over 750 arrested and 219 injured after Paris Saint-Germain Champions League win
French police arrested more than 750 people and recorded 219 injuries, including 57 officers, following disorder after Paris Saint-Germain defeated Arsenal in the Champions League final. Officials reported damage to vehicles and property in central Paris and other cities.
Bbcsports21 days ago
PSG Wins Champions League Title in Penalty Shootout Against Arsenal
Paris Saint-Germain beat Arsenal on penalties May 30. Clashes with police left 219 injured and prompted 780 arrests across France.
BBC Newssports21 days ago
PSG Wins Second Champions League Title in Dramatic Penalty Shootout
Paris Saint-Germain defeated Arsenal 4-3 on penalties to claim a second straight Champions League title. Celebrations in Paris and other cities led to clashes, injuries and hundreds of arrests.
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rnz.co.nzworld35 days ago
Police Operation Separates Rival London Marches
Tens of thousands attended two separate demonstrations in central London on Saturday. A £4.5 million police operation kept the groups apart with no serious clashes reported.
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The Guardianpolitics36 days ago
Conservative Leader Backs Decision to Block 11 Activists from Entering UK Ahead of London Rally
Kemi Badenoch said the government has the right to prevent entry by individuals it believes will cause problems. The decision applies to 11 people barred from a Unite the Kingdom rally expected to draw 80,000 demonstrators in London on Saturday. Police plan to deploy 4,000 office…
The Guardianpolitics36 days ago
London Police Deploy 4000 Officers for Far-Right and Pro-Palestine Marches
Metropolitan Police will monitor two large demonstrations in central London on Saturday, one organised by far-right activist Tommy Robinson under the name Unite the Kingdom and the other the annual Nakba Day pro-Palestine march. Officers have been granted extra stop-and-search po…
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Police Prepare for Large Protests in London on Saturday
Metropolitan Police said around 4,000 officers will be on duty as two major marches are expected to draw about 80,000 people to the capital. The Unite the Kingdom march associated with Tommy Robinson and a pro-Palestine Nakba Day rally are scheduled for the same day as the FA Cup…
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972mag.comfinance37 days ago
UK Bars 11 Foreign Activists From Entering Ahead of Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom Rally
Government prevents 11 individuals from entering the country before the Unite the Kingdom march organized by anti-Islam activist Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon. Metropolitan Police deploys more than 4,000 officers and live facial recognition for the firs…
France 24politics37 days ago
London Police Deploy 4000 Officers for Far-Right and Pro-Palestinian Rallies
More than 4000 officers will be on duty in London on Saturday as a far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson and a pro-Palestinian demonstration marking Nakba Day are scheduled in the city center. Police have set conditions on timings and routes for both events and will use liv…
citizen.co.zaworld38 days ago
Anti-Immigration Marches in Johannesburg Spark Clashes, Conflicting Police Statements and Fresh Court Limits on Vigilantism
Our City News reporters documented violence during recent marches in Johannesburg, including assaults on migrants and threats to police, even as Gauteng police described the events as peaceful. Johannesburg Metro Police confirmed approval for only one march on 29 April 2026.
uctoday.compolitics38 days ago
Metropolitan Police Prepares for Two Large London Demonstrations This Weekend
Officers will patrol Nakba Day and Unite the Kingdom events expected to draw 80000 people amid heightened international tensions and a severe terror threat level. Specific antisemitic chants have been banned and routes altered to avoid synagogues. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Ja…
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Government Bars Foreign Speakers from Tommy Robinson 'Unite the Kingdom' Rally Expected to Draw Over 100,000
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced that authorities have already barred seven people from entering Britain ahead of Saturday's Unite the Kingdom demonstration in central London, which could draw more than 100,000 attendees. Police plan a significant presence and will impos…
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BBC Newspolitics49 days ago
UK Police Declare Stabbing of Two Jewish Men in Golders Green a Terror Incident
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer described the chant 'globalise the intifada' as racist and called for prosecutions after a stabbing attack on two Jewish men in London. Green Party leader Zack Polanski opposed banning the phrase, citing freedom of speech concerns. Officials ar…
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