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Widespread arrests as riots and vandalism continue in several British cities

[04/08/2024 04:59]

LONDON – SABA
British police announced today the arrest of nearly 100 people who participated last night in demonstrations and riots in several cities.

The police said in a statement that the arrests took place in the cities of Liverpool, Manchester, and Hull, in addition to Belfast, Blackpool, and Bristol, where riot police confronted thousands of demonstrators from far-right organizations. It said, "The riots and vandalism affected public and private property after setting fire to a public library in the town of Woolton, north of Liverpool, while cars and shops were subjected to looting and robbery."