believe to have triggered a state of riots in the u. k. the police have arrested a man named for hon austin from the city of la whore. he's accused of being behind a website, the claim that the attacker who stepped 3 girls to death last month in the u. k. was in the legal muslim migrant and the authorities to blame the fake news for contributing to riots across the u. k. some of which targeted most and muslim communities all right, from world history, i'm joined by the w porter, being his job at your business. we talked about this a little bit. why is a man in lahore being blamed for these rights that happened in the u. k. i, steven a product isn't focused on see that an investigation by british broadcast network i t v, lead them to group and then take this non attempt to do it, or my office for one office into custody. now i do a investigation, basically says that this 9 is believed to be behind this website, john no 3 now. and just always after this attack last month, which in which a man stopped a extra 17 year to word minor to stop 3 g

well the u. k. is repeated both to being a best you and a free speech of also being called at the question following the government's response to a recent protest as a mass of violence flooded the streets of britain last week, over perceived failures in immigration policies. is that age of charlotte? do mesquite picks up the store and this is how the police in the u. k. have been dealing with protest is the unless you're willing to 2019 back and movement to the home comb wants women business the u. k. homes, homes full mcculla new lucy, it was in sensed by attempts to bring the riots is under control. it labeled them pro democracy and essentially reading it that right to protest regardless of the violence for your age, the authority is not to use last night's events as a pretext for oppression. but to address the deep seated concern by the people of hong kong that their basic freedoms are under attack. no, i'm not going to sugar coated a significant number of people involved in the 2024 u. k. purcha

this tooling by the u. k for online trolls isn't actually new in 2016 more than 3000 people were detained and questions about things that they had posted on social media while around the hall. so if those investigations were dropped, that still means cases were pursued against around 1600 people. let's just compare that to russia in the same year with 54 people with jail to i hate speech, the numbers speak for themselves yet. russia is a little for terry, in states with think poll is in full force. i beg to differ, but you know, repeat to lie often enough, and it becomes the truth, a great security service as well. you claim so have, i don't cover the law scale corruption as being within the country as government has detained, as senior official and key for soliciting embroidery of off a $1000000.00 for that. sorry, had of it's all see the com. i will be back. that's up with them. the address to a joint session of congress is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spent a good portion of his speech attackin

there are however, still a lot of questions for the u. k. government to answer not only for example of like how they're going to make sure the communities feel safe. they have, for example, deployed extra stuff to be able to keep watch over most, but also for the likes of how they're going to deal with only this information. and really the storm that was flipped up here. i mean one a mom i spoke to the multi site. yes. in this case it was clear just information that was spread false claims, attributing these deadly attack a week or 2 ago against children to i'm just, i'm asylum seeker. but he said, well, if it was a missile that had committed the attack, would that justify showing up and attacking most attacking tales, types of asylum seekers? so still, i think, as i say that there's really just a sense here that there's been a huge swelling of decisions and lot still to a lot still to hear hear before people can feel it and go back to normal. their lights, rosy. thank you so much for your work there. that is d w as correspondent rosie birc

the u. k is newly minted leader is being accused of gas lighting them. intensive case tom is free speech. he's now think of the last 7 days or so the way he has cooled down the cycled fall. right. and the inference being any party on a mall, just as protesting because they all concerned about the state to put anybody and every body of mileage, not just as a protest of each day for deemed as far right despite the u. k. so often claim it up, whole freedom of speech, stuff blatantly and true. even the new and has a serious concerns about the treatment to protest is including peaceful ones in the u. k. peaceful protest as a being prosecuted and convicted under the police crime. sentencing and courts act 2022 for the criminal offense of public nuisance. which is punishable by up to 10 years imprisonment. it had been almost unheard of since the 19 studies for members of the public to be imprisoned for a peaceful protest in the u. k. who might do bulletins o police commission that has a boost threate

international airport, with many countries, including the u. k, france and germany having advised their citizens to leave the country. the u. s. has told people to book any ticket available to them and military units from several west her nations are on stand by to 8 evacuations showed the situation worse and how many were visiting relatives 11 are also flea, and they fear this of might. well, it might be a long time until they see their families again, visible how to trace that reports now from a route a long wait to reunion is about to end. the usually morning coffee actually is not cheerful today. the outcome of the had big funds for this to in the been on the, came from the by to spend their vacation with their in laws in basement. but due to the growing tension in live and then the some of the have to come to a vacation and half and book the earliest flights out to happen when this is my 1st vacation in 2 years, i chose to spend it and 11 and with my family and my friends, but it's getting more and more tense and i'm worried that i may get s

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what advice would you give the u. k. government now as well the same advice i'd give to the european union right now is use the powers you've just given yourselves. like the united kingdom of the european union in the past year have passed legislation, the digital services act and the you wouldn't. my team in brussels is talking to the commission on to a to the, recognizes out that on a regular basis to the procedure department which, which passed people mind safety act and not 10 between $2.00 and $3.00, use the powers. you go to these companies that accountable me, you know, you, you, you legislative because you recognize that was a problem. it's impulsive that in this moment i know that the person is left the european union. but i would hope that the commission, the united kingdom a talking to each other saying between us, what powers do we have a to help the united kingdom deal with this moment of great, great potential. huh. yeah. and you, you say that on a day that a us federal court ruled that google is and a leg

we know that police in the u. k. traditionally did not carry fire arms, but this proposal from the prime minister to have a standing army of police to deal with the right. is that going to be the exception to the rule? yeah, we've heard today that the standing army will be deployed. what does that mean exactly. well essentially they will be specially trained police offices who will be assisting local forces website and violence is found to be breaking out. now it tells you a question, the prime minister has said very clearly he dismissed calls for the army to be brought in. so you are going to see that sources escalation. these will be just specially trained police officers, but it really does reflect how strongly the government is and how quickly the government is trying to crack down on these riot. they've been a number of announcements, including about the justice system. really trying to warn anyone who might be considering taking part, going full with that they will be met with the full force of the know they w

the claim that the attacker who stepped to death 3 girls last month in the u. k was in the legal, most of the migrant categories have blamed the fake news for contributing to rights across the u. k. some of which target must and muslim communities. all right, dw reporter, abuse job is here with me to help us understand the story more. because you and i were talking about this earlier, it's sort of fascinating. we follow these riots when they happen. and now we see that an arrest has been made. of course, many of those writers were arrested, but an arrest for instigation was made all the way in lahore, pakistan take us through this. why? so focus on me a part of these say that the housing custody, of course, is to reorder or 9 and focused on that invest because it investigate the said that they hold him responsible for spreading because of a 4th information amplifying, missing information about in a doctor i took place last month in the north and 50 of us in a, a south port in the u. k. and that's at that a man had stopped a 3 children to death and then were injur

his parents come to u k. um joined plugins and tony, but had this idea of the new multicultural person that went beyond the normal premises on world congress. and so that was right. but what happened was that's when the attack. huh. it dismissed reported to be a listen person. i think um, when we looked at it, we put on the default lot, we can see clearly but certainly social media and impacts and certainly social media, this information on social media, which by to very quickly i had a real impact on those. right. so those rights was really a tinderbox waiting to come up. i just need to spot on this particular model of a spot because it is believed to come from missing goods. the other interesting points about this information is that we're kind of know the fact that a little bit was fred, but far right groups who have a specific agenda in the u. k, which is known as i said earlier, entirely against immigration. 9 time he gets an assignment because the general seeking seeking new lives in english as for spec

as we mention from the u. k, the u. s. and other western allies, can you tell us about how it has been so successful, how western allies have promoted zionism so successfully? so in my case, what happened was the court decided that i had not being sacked for raising the criticisms of, of the attorney caught me by certain zone in the states. but i had the site can fit fact because i had on designs views and the on designs use should be protected under law as worthy of respect to a democratic society. they were not racist. and automatically the protect it onto the quality at the 2010. but of course is entirely different to the view which is given by these really government desires movement, which is that there is no difference between semitism design as money. i've been trying to foster this idea for more than 50 years, in particular, where we weren't able to get to it, qualified into the international holocaust. remembers the lines working definition in 2016 and i just mean the weapons they have used ever since against all

he's of kids and his grandkids were born here in the u. k as well, who finds himself locked inside his mulch over the weekend as police tried to keep rioters at bay, i would cite what he said to me is in his child tooth. he was used to romped racism . he hoped his kids would not have to see that. and he's worried that no, in fact, that is exactly what has come to pass here. and the case was still a lot of divisions still to heal. arose as a, as you pointed out, that there is truly a massive police presence there to deal with all this. how is the new labor government been handling this challenge or they have those 2 absolutely cracked out. anyone trying to stir up unrestored site hatred to your there has been hundreds of arrest. they put extra capacity in place for court, for quick process again here in liverpool. already some jail sentences were handed though. there are, however, still a lot of questions for the u. k government to answer not only for example of like how they're going to make sure the communities feel safe. they have, for exa

when you look at the history of legislation in the u. k, a, particularly when it comes to targeting of a phobia, hate in particular and crimes against immigrants. if you could have some of the, the, you had left the continent of the sixty's or the seventy's when it comes to those legislations. why is it now lagging behind? what is the problem? do you think? i think britain may suffice up to the fact that there is a serious rises problem in the country that there are systemic levels still of discrimination. and the point made by the lack of c d, a police officers from black minority ethnic background, so lack of any chief constable from those backgrounds. and even in london, where i'm not charged for force and the rest of the country come from black minority ethnic backgrounds and uh, we want to see some changes there, but the results. so this question of systemic is donald phobia, much of which is not reported to the place because the victims already often mostly and women suffer abuse on the streets on the buses, on the trains don't repor

so for warriors in the u . k. u. k continues to spend the taylor that society is free, unlike of course, here in russia where people aren't even allowed to think for themselves just terrible government overreach. you're seeing it now in england where people getting arrested for tweets, you know, when you know, people talk about soviet russia like how bad the russia is in terms of cracking down on thought police and the tracking down on bad tweets and things like that. i think the statistics are, i think ingle and in the last i think there's something like 4000 people have been arrested in england for saw crimes where they've said things online that people find to be a hateful thing or a problem, maddox thing. and i think it's only 200 in russia, the employees away. this tooling by the u. k for online trolls isn't actually new in 2016 more than 3000 people were detained and questions about things that they had posted on social media while around hall. so those investigations were dropped, that still means cases were pu

in france to in the u. k. so that we, for example, you mentioned the government has adopted the i show a all the political parties in the pay has adopted. c h r 8, who are in parliament. the police forces from adult to the eyes are a all these institutions are effectively in the grid of desires, movement by signers penetration. that's why we should receive the, the ability of the bar exercise is what should 5 and a to you is to international law. that's a 2 questions of objection to ethnic cleansing. coming down on the side of design is understanding of these things, which is there anybody who says, palestine who supports the liberation of palestine, is by definition, i'm sorry, this is a fixed a tradition by december to someone. so therefore we, we don't see any utilized really. all right, any, any, as a result of wise and ash semitism in the, in the last 6 to 10 months, what we do see is the rise of people being arrested and charged for, for crimes which are not crying. switch off profile us to the adjust. w

participants and spread across the u. k stopped by a series of motors in a seaside town and north west of england. 3 goes age 67 and $9.00 was step to death and the noise to attack the children's dense class in southport. police arrested a 17 year old boy who was born in person, but uses on social media falsely claimed he was a muslim asylum seeker newly elected reform, and pe, nigel farrell is, was criticized to speculating whether in his words the truth was being withheld. file source, he's a most can south for was attacked by a fall, right, more local communities are being thrown apart. and these people from outside are coming in and literally just destroying the mosque. and we spoke into the a mom from south port. he said he had to barge a look himself inside the office. so there's other members who were in the mosque at the time. they were afraid the door was going to be broken down. in the days that followed the riot spread hotly. pool in the northeast of england, the police call with satellites. and in london, crowds

the of the days appointments and times and cities of just the u. k. the domestic response, the thousands of people coming together to demonstrate against relinquishing royces and racism. pride's protected buildings with mike and some of the keys have been living. they were going to attack this center based on the fact that it's an integration. and so the community came out today to help her to protect the the refugees and, and let them know that there was one annoyed when really when groups it urge support has to come back onto the streets. many of faith, the worst 6 sizes and specialized police officers were deployed to maintain who to we the government to throw some leadership on deal with this issue of race as of one some who we are a multi cultural, multi colored, multi faceted society. when i see women saying, i am not going out today. when i see kids not wanting to go out to play. is this the future britain? no, wait, no my watch. the buttons began in england and spreads and moving on. and after stopping at adults close inside port to the attack

and most of them the u. k. david miller, former professor of political, so she all the g at are still university who's dismissal after unfounded. and the symmetric allegations was rude and full uninterrupted mohammed i ya, she's a professor at mount royal university and a policy analyst for the palestinian policy network. very well and welcome to all of you. well, how did, i'll start with you in toronto? how has as well so successfully distorted the meaning, the idea of anti semitism and use that distortion to further its policies. yeah, absolutely. yeah. you know, israel is that more with reality, the reality of what these really speeds it. the project is doing to the palestinian people is a brutal reality. one of the genocide expulsion displacement and and we outright denial of the palestinian people to their right to live on their lands as, as a free and sovereign people and to conceal that reality. these really state has used a couple of tropes. one of them is this notion of the quote unquote new anti semit

u. k hoc commissioner, steven smith, the ex prime minister counts right. right. they oh yes, sorry. the u. k. i gave you started in your strategy and the mattress. yes. that's right. and the next prime minister, kevin rod, who is now the ambassador to united states for a stranger. they were there with him as a sort of guess, guarantor of his safety and that he would get they needed someone that important to give us a little bit of a piece of gum is this trial. and it's because your sister in law, the wife of julia design sellers on show the press part of the plea deal means we could now look into discovery into what they were doing. as regards the assassination attempt, albriton in the united states brought into bones in london. car chase is mother your brother, dental allowed but and then she looked pointedly at the president, australia, the prescott said, you can do that throughout. julian's waived is freedom of information rights in the united states. but the rest of the press having, o

u. k. plans to assassinate him. some who have called for his release on going underground never got to see him go free fashion design, a vivian, westwood mentor, gavin mccloud in pentagon whistleblower down ellsberg and the grades on pills. you all have him passed away while a silence was tortured with me. here in, due by his julian's brother gabriel shipped in his documentary, it's like a shot at the struggle to free julian assange. gabriel, thank so much for coming on the show and as video to going underground. i got to ask you, 1st of all, where, where you and you heard the news that joe biden's justice department had been defeated by a man who had been tortured in london. who we know was the target of assassination attempts by britain and the united states. under the connivance of city of stomach and u. k. authorities. well, i went to see julian probably around around a month ago, action and he didn't mention to me at the time that there was probably going to be a resolution in down the track, possibly 3 weeks.

the u. k. and other governments urged their citizens to leave lebanon as soon as possible. the u. s. embassy in lebanon is telling its citizens to leave on quote, any ticket available after several airlines suspended and canceled flights to be route. british nationals have been told to quote, leave now by the u. k. government to join me now is the w correspond antonia kramer in jerusalem. tanya, a ron has promised to strike israel, the us and u. k. governments are telling their citizens to leave levon on as soon as possible . what's the mood like in israel? well, i think it depends who you ask them in general. you some people i talked to you over the past week. they said what it had to be done, you know, the strikes and they roots, but also in turnaround for which is what it has not taken responsibility, but they see this as necessary for as well as deterrence. others have said, you know, what does that mean? then for the hostages that are still being held in garza and for the talks to bring them home. but generally speaking, here, the mood is a bit, it's of waiting period. everyb

and u. k. governments have urged their citizens to lead lebanon as soon as possible. the us embassy and 11 non urgent if citizens to leave on quote, any ticket available while british nationals and loved dawn had been told to quote leave now by the u. k. government. joining me now is dw corresponded atanya kramer in jerusalem, tanya or ron has promised to strike israel. the us and u. k. governments are telling their citizens to leave lebanon as soon as possible. what's the mood like in israel? that's why it certainly depends who you uh, sped. uh certainly everyone is no waiting for this rotation that was announced by has been a and e wrong. there was, there is support for the targeted killings in baby boot into around that have distressed us as well. didn't take responsibility for the strike in the turn around . and there's also the question, where does it leave it's ro, strategically? but people here basically, they understand, you know, for now that the home phone guidelines, these are usually the guidelines that tell the public what they have to do in the event of

riots after a week of unrest in the u. k. and attacks on with disability. i think the last government for instance, the policies the mind episode of the season, day a full night, which is people angry. the people remote in that they call get a national health appointment life. national health system knows when they'd be in an even worse state to demonstrate to say they want to show the world of preaching is a welcoming milton cult, where they're head today to get communities together. i did lots of people here today. i've never seen because many british muslims are living in fear. i'm terrified, extremely anxious, but i will let them exercise. i did say right of just being alive and those are right. so the government says it's determined to protect hundreds of people over the past 3 days across the country on jail sentences. pothole re deep in 100 diagnosed already folks feeds heavy police presence, who make sure that protests remain peaceful, and there are no more riots. but the damage has already been done. the sleeping library was looted over the weekend

but the majority of you in the u. k, these writers are not the majority and i see the majority of people. one of these rights has been presented. they, they won't talk sentences on people who break the law to present point and things like this. it, let me ask you, how confident are you in, in the truthfulness of answers when, when you pull people in the u. k. i mean, how convinced are you that people are telling you the truth? but luckily enough, we've just had a general election to test our polling that was some original upholding knows more hours and that happened in the past. but generally the, the post is got it right and we're able to predict your actual results. so we can be fairly certain that people are more or less telling the truth, obviously on some issues, it's hard to, to reach very extreme groups of people in line service, very french group of people who are protesting. again, as i said, might represent one percent of the country, but i'm not going to come up in 10 percent of the country and opinion pose a

and parts of the u. k. a drummer made the comment after an emergency security meeting with ministers and police cheats more than 370 people have been arrested in connection with the unrest which followed. last week's fatal. staffings of 3 young girls in the town of south port. the often mass of attacks by fall right groups on this hotel enrolled, the room targeting the assign them see cause living here some demonstrate to say the violence escalate to be on the expectations. how you arrive. just say about 1 o'clock to a peaceful protest. i didn't want any violence to finish, so a police officer knocked some contest and it did show up cuz we were a little bit scared to stop for. i understand why people are being upset and, and the retaliation from it. simon, the unrest is erupt. it in several towns and cities across parts of the you can use in days. it was initially spoke with the killing of 3 young goals and adults close in the town. the sound sport report spread on social media full sleep claims. the perpet

and the small ask the oldest and the u. k . no keeps it stores locked except for your time on the rights begun after false claims spread online that the perpetrator of a deadly mass stabbing was a muslim asylum seekers after racist attacks is huge. community leaders have now come up with a nationwide cool for most lives, not to retaliate. if you're fight fire with fire, if i criminal it through with technology on violence with violence, how does that make you any of us will do the same. if not well, it's because you should be more intelligent. you claim to be most of them and you will have these beautiful teachings and you just going affordable to one side and just bring shame to, to, to, to your name, the reputation of your community. it's, yes, this is a message to purchase. government has promised to keep cracking down on anyone sweeping up on rest as the country tries to cool tensions and find a way for which bangladesh as new care tay for a leader is that to return home in the coming hours to face a country in crisis moham

it does or the u. k prime minister here summer says that he is deploying quote, a standing army of police officers to tackle violent anti immigrant ryan's taking place in parts of the u. k. drummer made the comments after an emergency security meeting with ministers and police chiefs where the 370 people have been arrested in connection with the interest which fall of last week's fatal stabbings of 3 young girls in the town of south port of the often asked of a tax by fall, right? groups on this hotel enrolled the room targeting the assign them see cause living here. some demonstrate to say the violence escalate to be on the expectations. how you arrive. just say about 1 o'clock and still peaceful protest. i didn't want any violence to offend a, so a police officer knocked some contracts, and it did show up cuz we were a little bit scared to stop, but i understand why people are being upset and, and the retaliation from it. simon, the unrest is erupt. it in several towns and cities across parts of the yo

i would protest that had been spreading across the u. k that you've been seeing there sir, is grievances are exposed throughout europe, not just in the u. k. this is direct impact. i am rick sanchez. let's do this. the so this is an interesting scenario. let me catch you up on what's going on right now. as we speak, disturbances have been breaking out in cities and towns throughout the u. k. as a citizens battle with police over the countries, immigration policies that protesters say are, are changing their country. and they say not for the better by the way. so we've put together about a minute, so of different videos from different locations by the way, cuz it is not just in one place uh, throughout the all of the u. k, where these classes are occurring with the lease. here you go on the wow. it's amazing to watch that. i mean, there's a fury and those videos isn't there. these disturbance seem to have been triggered by the murder of little girls. 3 little girls are alleged killer is a 17 year old, whose parents immigrated from lawanda a

rick sanchez looked at the growing unrest and the u. k. were protest have a rough to over immigration policies following the murders of 3 young girls. i forgot the the hi everybody. i'm rick sanchez. this is directed back then. this is part of what we're going to be talking about with you. the. these are violent protests that had been spreading across the u. k that you've been seeing there, sir, is grievances are exposed throughout europe, not just in the okay. this is direct impact. i am rick sanchez. let's do this. the so this is an interesting scenario. let me catch you up on what's going on right now. as we speak, disturbances have been breaking out in cities and towns throughout the u. k. as a citizens battle with police over the countries, immigration policies that protesters say are, are changing their country. and they say not for the better, by the way. so we've put together about a minute. so a different videos from different locations by the way, because it's not just in one place uh, throughout the all of the u. k. where these

the 1st concert set for the u. k. and ireland and next summer, i waste a shop to start them in the ninety's with hits like wonder wall and don't look back in anger. a 15 year few between brothers, liam and noel gallagher has kept the band to part until now. they were never once 2 minutes. they were words. and after days of hints and speculation, the announcement that brit pop legends, oasis are re uniting for a world wide tour starting in the u. k. next summer. it marks the end of an infamous 15 year feud between brothers liam and no gallagher to day is going to be the band behind it. songs including wonder will and don't look back in anger, announced it will play multiple shows and card of london, edinburgh, dublin. and their hometown of manchester were friends are absolutely delighted. yeah, it's great news while it's i can't wait to try and get some kicks on friday. get one different my off full be fairly well trying to get tickets and it's for my for chunk for so really if your child such a little band saws and if

so in why the u. k is trying to build good will you guys main asks, are around, tried in the economy, but this is a government mutual office. it has a legacy of a previous governments that have been quite hostile towards europe. so that building goodwill by talking about security and defense exec cause of things that you were banned council thoughts want to to talk to them about database to assess relationship. because we do keep having this phrase date, we resetting the relationship, resetting the button with the u. k. and e you, it doesn't seem very happy relationship, a one that has been happy all over the past. what? 1520 years? well, i'm going back to the referendum in 2016 and for the 5 years after that, really, that was a loss of unhappiness, a lot of tension in the brakes it negotiations and then the negotiations for trade incorporation agreement. in fact, the last couple of years while we're, she soon i was you guy, problem in the stuff that have been, if you like some sort of reset, but still

so once a month, like we seen in the u. k, it plays a very, very big role. indeed. basically the was off the wall, the more likely was i have some sympathy with our views within the u. k. it's, but there is a deprivation that i've seen some little but some of the was writing that we've seen in the u. k. over the last couple of weeks, places like sol, places like little pools, but there are exceptions to that. it's worth remembering that in south ports we've seen where you saw the 3 or if it was the trigger of these rights, then that is not an area of deprivation. but it was people coming in and deprived people coming in from other towns to riots and try on the top a most. i lived in south over several decades. i know the time, well, i can tell me it's not, and every deprivation. so it's not as simple as simply say, look into the west, off in society that are involved in this struggle. looked at according to research and not just coming out of the u. k, but other countries as well, like the u. s. immigration is often is an overall plus for, for most economy. so then

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