United Kingdom Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will chair another emergency COBRA meeting to address ongoing riots, with police anticipating over 30 gatherings today, posing significant threats, including to lawyers’ offices.
Yesterday marked Sir Keir’s first COBRA meeting as Prime Minister, convened to tackle his administration’s first major crisis. COBRA meetings are typically held during emergencies such as civil unrest or natural disasters.
Anticipated Day of Disorder
Police sources warn of a “big day” of far-right rallies today, with over 30 gatherings expected. Extra powers, including a Section 60 order, have been granted to police in Liverpool until 4 a.m. to manage the situation and enhance public safety.
PM Thanks Hospital Staff for Discharging Injured Children
Sir Keir Starmer expressed gratitude to Alder Hey Hospital staff after children injured in the Southport attack were discharged. He conveyed his condolences to the families of the three girls killed in the stabbing.
Public Urged to Avoid Misidentified Protest Location
Authorities urged the public to avoid a protest in West Bridgford after an address shared online was mistakenly identified as a protest site. Nottinghamshire Police clarified that the location, home to a vulnerable elderly person, has no links to immigration services.
The police statement emphasized, “We strongly advise against attending any protest at this location. It is an elderly person’s home address. Thank you.”
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