In Britain, they called for urgent assembly of parliament due to unrest

British MP Priti Patel, a candidate for the Conservative organization opposition leader, called in media Social X to urgent withcalls for a parliament that has taken a break in connection with the riots after the death of children in Southport.

"Now is the minute for reflection and solidarity at national level and for Parliament to unite in condemnation. Either we believe in the regulation of law or we don't. That is why an immediate assembly of parliament is necessary," she wrote.

The British Parliament will return to work after a summertime break on September 2. In urgent cases, the government may ask the talker of the home of Commons to convene Members during the break. The MP called violent protests unacceptable and urged all politicians, regardless of the party, to condemn what was happening.

In Britain, protests of the far right take momentum after stabbing in Southport. On July 29, a young man attacked dance and yoga students with a knife in the kind of American vocalist Taylor Swift. 3 children died and respective others and at least 2 adults were hospitalized in critical condition. Police stopped a 17-year-old teenager. He was charged with the execution of 3 people, attempted execution of 10 others, and possession of cold weapons. Police have declared that they have not linked the attack to terrorism.

London and another cities that have turned into clashes with police and riots. The reason was to spread false information that the fishy was a refugee. Later it turned out that he was from Wales and came from a Rwandan family.

Police believe the riots were organized by supporters of the far-right English defence League movement. any British media saw a Russian footprint in incitement to protests of the far right. The embassy in London has dropped the charges.

Last night, respective 100 members of the utmost right-wing groups took part in the riots in Sunderland. They set fire to the police station and threw beer barrels and stones at law enforcement officers. 3 police officers were injured and 8 people were detained.

“The Times” reports that at least 35 protests are expected throughout the country this weekend.

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