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12-year-old boy youngest to be sentenced over UK riots

12-year-old boy youngest to be sentenced over UK riots

  • The boy had earlier admitted to a charge of violent disorder in the town of Southport on July 31
  • District Judge Wendy Lloyd sentenced the boy Tuesday to a three-month curfew order and a 12-month referral order, which requires him to commit to a rehabilitative program
By AP ·
FIA personnel escort Farhan Asif (C), arrested allegedly over cyber terrorism, to a court in Lahore.

Pakistani detained over disinformation linked to UK riots

By AFP ·
Smoke billows from a fire started by protesters as police stand guard after disturbances near Southport Islamic Society Mosque

Pakistan man faces cyber terror charge over false posts linked to UK riots

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King Charles III meets representatives from Merseyside’s emergency services and local community groups in Southport, England.AP

King Charles visits Southport to pay tribute to stabbing victims

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Three-quarters of Muslims in the UK are concerned for their safety following a spate of far-right riots across the country.

75% of Muslims in UK fear for safety after far-right riots: Survey

By Arab News ·
15-year-old boy becomes first to be charged with rioting following recent UK unrest

15-year-old boy becomes first to be charged with rioting following recent UK unrest

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Police forces with riot gear prepare for a far-right anti-immigration protest in Newcastle, England, Saturday, Aug. 10, 2024.(AP

UK govt welcomes ‘de-escalation’ of riots, remains on ‘high alert’

By AFP ·
UK remains on ‘high’ riot alert as jail terms ordered for social media posts

UK remains on ‘high’ riot alert as jail terms ordered for social media posts

By AFP ·
UK king criticized for staying silent

UK king criticized for staying silent

By AFP ·
London Mayor Sadiq Khan attends an anti-racism event hosted by Chelsea Football Club in London. (@MayorofLondon)

London mayor ‘not safe’ as Muslim politician in UK

By Arab News ·
Abuse of journalists soars amid UK riots, industry groups say

Abuse of journalists soars amid UK riots, industry groups say

By Arab News ·
6,000 police at the ready to quell UK riots: government

6,000 police at the ready to quell UK riots: government

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A police officer clashes with a protestor outside a hotel in Rotherham, Britain, August 4, 2024. (Reuters)

UK PM talks of ‘standing army’ of police to deal with rioting across Britain

By AP ·

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