12-year-old UK boy becomes youngest person to be sentenced in connection with recent riots
The 12-year-old boy had pleaded guilty to violent disorder after he was seen throwing an object at police officers during widespread riots in the UK. The court heard that he knows he 'acted foolishly' and suffered problems with alcohol at the age of 12.
The advocacy group offers bystander training to teach people how to react if someone is involved in a hate crime.
James O'Brien has just delivered one of the knockout blows of the century. Nigel Farage was leaving the LBC studios after his ...
Amidst race riots instigated by white supremacist gangs, feeling of being outsiders in their adopted country grows among ...
Mass immigration is leading England into a national identity crisis, Robert Jenrick has claimed. The Tory leadership hopeful ...
Their arrival was accompanied by racial tensions and the unfair treatment of Black people, with riots breaking out in 1958, including in the London district of Notting Hill, where many Caribbean ...
An ex-inspector has claimed that Notting Hill Carnival is 'the ultimate in two-tier policing' as more than a million people are set to descend on west London to enjoy the festivities.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his Irish counterpart, Simon Harris, vowed to tackle the spread of online misinformation, as ...
Two young women who claim to have been repeatedly raped as part of an organised child sexual abuse ring have complained to Humberside Police after being told officers from their investigation have ...
The U.K. government is under fire for its crackdown on free speech, with recent laws and police actions targeting specific ...
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