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First Prison Sentences: Several Get Jail Terms
Three more men are sentenced to prison terms for involvement in the riots that have shaken the UK over the past week. Around 400 people have been arrested and more verdicts are pending.
Riots in the UK – this is what has happened
The largest riots in over ten years are ongoing in the United Kingdom. Hundreds of people have been arrested in several waves in several cities in connection with the unrest, according to British police.
First Convictions after Riots in Britain
Great Britain is deploying 6,000 special police officers to combat the riots raging across the country. A 19-year-old man became on Tuesday the first to receive a prison sentence related to the riots.
Political Scientist: Stabbing Murders Became a Spark
The outbreaks of violence in many British cities following the Southport incident will be a balancing act for the fresh Labour government to handle. At the same time, it is difficult to determine who is behind the violence, according to political scientist Nicholas Aylott.
The Riots in the UK – This is What Happened
The largest riots in over ten years are ongoing in the United Kingdom. More than 370 people have been arrested so far in several cities in connection with the unrest, according to British police.
Over 370 arrested in the UK
An army of special forces is ready to tackle the violent riots that are ongoing in the United Kingdom. This was announced by Prime Minister Keir Starmer after a crisis meeting.
Worst unrest in 13 years in the UK
Nearly 150 people have been arrested following violent riots in several cities in the United Kingdom. The government condemns the riots and guarantees that the perpetrators of violence will be brought to justice.
Multiple police officers injured in British riots
Several police officers have been injured in violent riots in the United Kingdom on Saturday. During the weekend, several high-nationalist demonstrations are planned to be held and the police have deployed thousands of additional police officers on the streets.
17-year-old arrested for knife attack in Southport
The 17-year-old boy who is suspected of having murdered three girls in British Southport on Monday has been arrested. Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer is launching a harsh attack on social media platforms that have allowed the spread of disinformation.
Riots in Southport driven by false rumors
The unrest that broke out in sorrowful Southport on Tuesday evening was driven by false rumors, according to the British police. Three girls died and eight were injured in the knife attack in a dance studio.
Riots in mourning Southport after the tragedy
The police have officially identified the three fatalities, aged six to nine years, after the stabbing in Southport. Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed his sorrow when he visited the crime scene.
Britain in shock after knife attack: "Why?"
Desperation, horror, and chaos. From the British town of Southport come dramatic eyewitness accounts after three small children died from their injuries and several were severely injured in a knife attack on Monday.
Two children killed in knife attack in Southport
Two children have been confirmed dead after the stabbing in Southport, north of Liverpool. A further eleven people were injured when the perpetrator attacked an event with a Taylor Swift theme.
United Kingdom changes stance on ICC's arrest warrant
The United Kingdom will not oppose the International Criminal Court's (ICC) request for an arrest warrant against Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This is announced by a spokesperson for the new British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who adds that it is up to the court to decide whether an arrest warrant should be issued or not.
Leaders in Europe praise Biden – Kremlin cautious
Britain's leader Keir Starmer and Germany's Olaf Scholz praise Joe Biden after his announcement that he will not stand for re-election. Even Swedish party leaders commend Biden.
Starmer courted European leaders at the palace
Britain's new Prime Minister Keir Starmer promised to restore the relationship with the EU during a top meeting with a number of European leaders outside Oxford. .
Starmer promises nationalized trains and new housing
Around 40 different reforms were promised when King Charles read out the new British Labour government's declaration of government. .
World leaders shocked after the shooting at Trump
Strong reactions are pouring in after the shooting at Donald Trump's campaign meeting in Pennsylvania. "Sweden stands behind the USA and wishes Donald Trump a speedy recovery", writes Sweden's Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson on X.
The National Team Captain's Journey – from Hated to Beloved
England's national team captain Gareth Southgate has had an eventful European Championship. The 53-year-old has been ridiculed, laughed at and criticized.
Zelensky convinced of Ukraine in NATO
The bond between Ukraine and Nato has been strengthened during Nato's top meeting in Washington. This is stated by President Volodymyr Zelenskyj, who only lacks one thing: The next step must be an invitation to become a member.
Starmer: Ukraine decides on British drones
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Keir Starmer, hints that Ukraine can use long-distance drones from the United Kingdom to strike military targets in Russia during the war. .
Blair to Starmer: Control Migration
Britain's new Prime Minister Keir Starmer should get a "plan to control migration", advises former Labour leader and British Prime Minister Tony Blair. Blair warns in a debate article in Sunday Times that the right-wing populist Reform Party, led by Nigel Farage, poses a threat not only to the conservative Tory Party but also to Labour in the long run.
Cat Larry has survived five prime ministers
Prime Ministers come, Prime Ministers go, but "Larry the cat", he remains. The former stray cat is now welcoming his sixth master to 10 Downing Street.
Starmer scraps plan to deport to Rwanda
Keir Starmer scraps the previous government's far-reaching plans to send people seeking asylum in the UK to Rwanda. The Rwanda project was dead and buried even before it began, he says to reporters at his first press conference as the UK's new Prime Minister.
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