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A week of racism-fuelled disorder in Northern Ireland, sparked by disturbances in English towns and cities, is proving harder to end, with fears the UK region's sectarian divisions are feeding into the violence.

Thousands of anti-racism demonstrators rallied across the UK on Saturday to protest recent rioting blamed on the far-right in the wake of the Southport knife attack that killed three children.

Thousands of counter-protesters gathered across the UK on Saturday in response to rioting fuelled by the far right that took cities and towns by storm following the Southport knife attack in which three children were killed last week. Confrontations with anti-immigration protesters did not take place as expected, but a…

POLICE Scotland are to send more than 100 officers to Northern Ireland to help deal with riots in Belfast ...

Anti-immigration group plans to meet outside city hall on Friday, half an hour after anti-racism rally scheduled

There were, thank God, no riots to speak of last night. Instead there was a unity rally in Walthamstow which attracted thousands of people in a demonstration of social solidarity. Is it safe now to talk about the end of the riots? We can at least say that, for now,…

Watch as Stormont was recalled on Thursday, 8 August, as Northern Ireland politicians discussed far-right rioting seen in Belfast over the weekend.

In a statement released by police, the family said: ‘We were deeply saddened by the recent disorder and the attacks on our police force’

Thousands took to the streets to take part in anti-racism protests in London, Brighton, Birmingham, Bristol, Liverpool, Newcastle and Sheffield

Refugees who live and own businesses in area affected by violence fear it has exposed underbelly of hostility

Attack came on second night of disorder in city as dozens of people appear in courts across England charged with offences linked to riots