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ITV defends allowing Yvette Cooper to be interviewed by husband Ed Balls

Exchange on Good Morning Britain about riots in England was ‘balanced, fair and impartial’, says broadcaster

The Guardian - UK

Starmer creates ‘standing army’ of specialist police officers to crush far-right thugs

The prime minister wants rioters named and shamed as he ratchets up measures to crush far-right thugs

The Independent UK

Why are people rioting across England and how many are involved?

Almost 400 people have been arrested since far-right disturbances broke out, with unrest also in Belfast

The Guardian - UK

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‘Our normal media ecosystem’: Debate after Yvette Cooper interviewed by husband Ed Balls on ITV

The breakfast show host claims to have barely seen his wife in the wake of the riots

The Independent UK

UK's Starmer Vows 'Swift Criminal Sanctions' For Rioters

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday vowed "swift criminal sanctions" following an emergency meeting on the far-right riots that broke out across England last week over the murder of three children.

International Business Times

GMB viewers criticise Ed Balls for ‘callous’ Zarah Sultana interview

Balls has been branded ‘incredibly patronising’ for his ‘reckless’ interview method

The Independent UK

Rioters face years in prison after 'swift justice' promise from Home Secretary

Rioters face years in prison as Home Secretary Yvette Cooper promises ‘swift justice’

Evening Standard

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Viewers in disbelief as Ed Balls interviews wife Yvette Cooper on GMB

ED Balls has been accused of bias after he interviewed his wife Yvette Cooper on Monday’s Good Morning Britain programme.

The National (Scotland)

British PM vows to quell violence in wake of deadly knife attack on children

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was on Monday to hold an emergency meeting in Downing Street after fresh far-right riots broke out across England at the weekend following last week's murder of three children.

Radio France Internationale

UK riots: No10 slaps down Elon Musk over 'civil war is inevitable' post

Boss of social media giant X told by Downing Street ‘there is no justification for comments like that’

Evening Standard

Voices: Are social media companies doing enough to tackle disinformation online? Join The Independent Debate

Have your say: How should the likes of Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and Instagram tackle disinformation?

The Independent UK

No plans to deploy army to quell rioters on UK streets, defence secretary says

Prime minister Keir Starmer is holding an emergency Cobra meeting as the violence enters its second week

The Independent UK

SNP MSPs tear into 'condescending' Ed Balls for interview on far-right riots

ED Balls is facing criticism for an “unacceptable” interview with MP Zarah Sultana on far-right violence...

The National (Scotland)

Hostile states may have amplified social media disinformation around riots, Cooper says

Home secretary attacks ‘armchair thuggery’ of individuals inciting violence online

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

England rioters can expect knock on door from police, says Yvette Cooper

Home secretary says extra prosecutors on standby to pursue thugs, including those behind ‘armchair’ online incitement

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer: Rioters will 'regret' violence and face 'full force of the law'

Keir Starmer said those participating in violence, including those “whipping up this action online”, would “regret” it.

Evening Standard

Starmer tells rioters ‘you will regret it’ after ‘far-right thuggery’ on UK streets continues

Thugs torch second migrant hotel in Tamworth as mosques offered emergency support

The Independent UK

Courts will sit for 24 hours in bid to stamp out far-right violence

Ministers met with senior members of the judiciary for emergency talks on Saturday

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The Guardian - UK

Dozens arrested in violent clashes across the country as government warns rioters ‘will pay the price’

Disorder spread through multiple UK cities on Saturday with police warning that further violence is likely in the coming days

The Independent UK

Far-right thugs in violent clashes with police as unrest spreads to cities across UK

‘Enough is Enough’ protests held in cities including Liverpool, Manchester, Belfast, Leeds, Nottingham and Hull as police try to quell the ongoing fallout from the Southport killings

Al Jazeera

Far-right riots flare in Sunderland amid ongoing UK anti-immigrant protests

Police say officers faced ‘serious and sustained levels of violence’ after several hundred people rampaged city centre.

The National (Scotland)

'Shameful': Rioters hospitalise three police officers in Sunderland disorder

EIGHT people have been arrested and three police officers taken to hospital following rioting in Sunderland city centre, police said.

Evening Standard

'Families have a right to be together' says mum 'in limbo' after visa salary hike paused

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper will review rules for family visas brought in under the Conservatives

The Guardian - UK

Not in the minister’s back yard: is Starmer’s cabinet onboard with housebuilding plans?

The manifesto promises 1.5m homes – but some on the PM’s frontbench have had their own nimby moments

Evening Standard

OPINION - Britain should be training its own carers, not importing them — Labour must bring immigration down

It hasn’t taken long for the backtracking to get under way. The Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, announced this week that the Government would not, in fact, be raising the income threshold for migrants to bring a spouse into the country for fear that it might “damage the economy”.

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