Far-right attacks spark anti-racism protests across Britain

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The anti-racism demonstrations on Wednesday evening passed off almost entirely peacefully, after police flooded the streets of numerous English towns and cities and reiterated violence by suspected far-right agitators would not be tolerated.
Gulf News
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Britain has been hit by a series of riots after the killing of three young girls in a July 29 knife attack in Southport, northwest England, triggering a wave of false online posts that wrongly identified the suspected killer as an Islamist migrant.
The Gazette
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Demonstrators gathered in the major cities of London, Birmingham, Sheffield, Bristol, Liverpool, Brighton and Oxford, after an online list of immigration centers and human rights law firms — which it had been feared would be targeted by the far-right — was shared widely among left-wing activists.
Politico
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After all, thousands of police had been deployed across the country in anticipation of 100 more far-right riots, after several days of unrest.
Aljazeera

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