In one of Britain's most multicultural cities and penned in by a fence and security, an anti-racism protest has taken place outside the venue of the annual conference of Reform UK, a right-wing, anti-immigrant, Islamophobic political party, which the protesters maintain is a threat.

Ten pro-Palestine activists involved in a direct action protest against a subsidiary of the Israeli arms manufacturer Elbit Systems in the United Kingdom were due in a London court on Friday.

Britons protest coverage of Israel’s actions in Gaza by British mainstream media, accusing them of hypocrisy, racism, and complicity.

Disasters Emergency Committee sources say BBC fears backlash from those who support Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza.

A recent poll finds 75% of UK Muslims fear their safety after the far-right rioters’ attacks.

The Islamophobic riots that swept across England and the north of Ireland at the end of July and the beginning of August shocked the world.

Hundreds took to the streets of Birmingham in a show of solidarity with immigrants in the United Kingdom following a surge of anti-immigration riots across the country.

The UK riots appear to have stopped, however, questions are being asked about their root cause, which has been ascribed to far-right politicians.

Britain is facing a national crisis in the face of the worst rioting in 13 years. The violence was sparked by the fatal stabbing of three young girls in Southport last week and stoked by misinformation on social media.

Government ministers are also overseeing moves to provide an extra 500 prison places for far-right thugs.