Tensions persist in UK, police and demonstrators clashed yet again in Northern Ireland's Londonderry. Northern Irish police on Sunday criticised “disgusting” rioting by pro-Irish unity youths in Londonderry overnight that injured 10 police, the latest night of disorder to rock the UK region.

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Several police officers have been injured after petrol bombs, fireworks and heavy masonry were thrown during disorder in Londonderry. Police said they are liaising with community representatives to prevent further escalation after disorder erupted in Nailors Row.

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On August 5, a couple allegedly skipped out on a £120 (approximately ₹12,000) bill at The Lazy Fox after posting pictures of their meal on Facebook. The couple had reportedly enjoyed a lavish spread that included six espresso martinis, gourmet burgers, halloumi, sweet potato fries, and a Biscoff cheesecake.

Restaurant co-owner Mauricio Spinola expressed frustration over the financial loss, stating, "It's a big hit for a small business like ours, we just can't afford to lose over 100 pounds in the current climate. We can't ask people to give us their phone or wallet when they go out for a cigarette. The vast majority of our customers are great and would think that is weird." Spinola also mentioned that the police have been notified of the incident, as they seek to recover the unpaid bill.

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Echoing the sentiment, co-owner Enoely Fernandez criticised the couple's audacity, calling them "silly" for flaunting their meal on social media. Fernandez also mentioned the difficulty faced by the staff, noting, "The hard thing is the guy didn’t look suspicious. He wasn’t drunk. He wasn’t shouting. He wasn’t disruptive. He asked to go out for a cigarette, and of course, we said that was fine."

In a video released by the restaurant, the couple was seen taking an hour to enjoy their meal before stepping out "for a cigarette." However, they never returned, according to a report by the Independent.

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The incident has resonated with other restaurant owners in the area, some of whom have reported similar encounters with the same couple. These reports suggest that the pair may have a history of deceiving restaurants, raising concerns within the local dining community.

(With inputs from agencies)

On August 5, a couple allegedly skipped out on a £120 (approximately ₹12,000) bill at The Lazy Fox after posting pictures of their meal on Facebook. The couple had reportedly enjoyed a lavish spread that included six espresso martinis, gourmet burgers, halloumi, sweet potato fries, and a Biscoff cheesecake.

On August 5, a couple allegedly skipped out on a £120 (approximately ₹12,000) bill at The Lazy Fox after posting pictures of their meal on Facebook. The couple had reportedly enjoyed a lavish spread that included six espresso martinis, gourmet burgers, halloumi, sweet potato fries, and a Biscoff cheesecake. Restaurant co-owner Mauricio Spinola expressed frustration over the financial loss, stating, "It's a big hit for a small business like ours, we just can't afford to lose over 100 pounds in the current climate. We can't ask people to give us their phone or wallet when they go out for a cigarette. The vast majority of our customers are great and would think that is weird." Spinola also mentioned that the police have been notified of the incident, as they seek to recover the unpaid bill. Also read | Indian cop suspended for demanding '5 kg potatoes' as bribe Echoing the sentiment, co-owner Enoely Fernandez criticised the couple's audacity, calling them "silly" for flaunting their meal on social media. Fernandez also mentioned the difficulty faced by the staff, noting, "The hard thing is the guy didn’t look suspicious. He wasn’t drunk. He wasn’t shouting. He wasn’t disruptive. He asked to go out for a cigarette, and of course, we said that was fine." In a video released by the restaurant, the couple was seen taking an hour to enjoy their meal before stepping out "for a cigarette." However, they never returned, according to a report by the Independent. Also read | NASA issues sudden alert as massive asteroid rushes to come too close to Earth at scary speed The incident has resonated with other restaurant owners in the area, some of whom have reported similar encounters with the same couple. These reports suggest that the pair may have a history of deceiving restaurants, raising concerns within the local dining community. (With inputs from agencies)

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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has delayed his family's summer holiday to focus on his government's response to a series of racist riots. The rioters targeted Muslims and migrants across the United Kingdom and this comes after Starmer assured that UK courts will take speedy action against the writers who spread a week of chaos across the country.

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As United Kingdom recovers from a weekend of protests riots and right-wing thug the mayor of London Sadiq Khan has raised concerns about his safety. Watch in for more details!

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Great relief for fans who are looking forward to attending the Taylor Swift concert in London. After three concerts were cancelled in Vienna following a terror attack scare, there is confirmation that the scheduled London concert will go through since security has been arranged for the same.&nbsp;

The London concert is a part of The Eras Tour. The scheduled concert will take place over the weekend.&nbsp;

<h2>Mayor of London erases doubts, says London concert will happen</h2>

Mayor of London&nbsp;Sadiq Khan rubbished rumours of the concert being postponed for a later date and said have no doubts that&nbsp;the London tour will happen as scheduled.&nbsp;

Khan told the media, “We have a huge amount of experience in policing these events, we’re never complacent, many lessons were learned after the awful Manchester Arena attack. The police work closely, not just with City Hall, but with councils, but also with those who host concerts, like the Taylor Swift concert coming up over the next couple of weeks.”

He added, “I’m sure Vienna has got its own reasons to cancel the Taylor Swift concerts, we’re going to carry on, working closely with police ensuring that the Taylor Swift concerts can take place in London safely.”

<h2>Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts cancelled after police foiled terror attacks</h2>

Taylor Swift fans in Vienna will have to wait a bit longer since three concerts had to be cancelled owing to security reasons. The American singer was supposed to perform on August 8, 9 and 10 at the Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna. However,&nbsp;just before she was to perform, the police caught two men who allegedly have links with ISIS and were planning a “bloodbath” at her concerts in&nbsp;the Austrian capital.&nbsp;

The organisers of the concert released a statement after cancelling the shows, “Due to confirmation by government officials of a planned terrorist attack at the Ernst Happel Stadium, we have no choice but to cancel the three planned shows for everyone's safety.”

Meanwhile, Taylor is doing well amid this chaos. Her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, got on the phone with the singer and eased all tension according to reports. The Sun reports that he got in touch with her and made her laugh since he understands what it's like to not be able to perform after having practised for it. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-travis-kelce-to-rescue-this-is-how-beau-helped-ease-tension-after-taylor-swift%E2%80%99s-concerts-got-canned-748675">Read here to know how he made her feel better.&nbsp;</a>

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Great relief for fans who are looking forward to attending the Taylor Swift concert in London. After three concerts were cancelled in Vienna following a terror attack scare, there is confirmation that the scheduled London concert will go through since security has been arranged for the same.

Great relief for fans who are looking forward to attending the Taylor Swift concert in London. After three concerts were cancelled in Vienna following a terror attack scare, there is confirmation that the scheduled London concert will go through since security has been arranged for the same. The London concert is a part of The Eras Tour. The scheduled concert will take place over the weekend. Mayor of London erases doubts, says London concert will happen Mayor of London Sadiq Khan rubbished rumours of the concert being postponed for a later date and said have no doubts that the London tour will happen as scheduled. Khan told the media, “We have a huge amount of experience in policing these events, we’re never complacent, many lessons were learned after the awful Manchester Arena attack. The police work closely, not just with City Hall, but with councils, but also with those who host concerts, like the Taylor Swift concert coming up over the next couple of weeks.” He added, “I’m sure Vienna has got its own reasons to cancel the Taylor Swift concerts, we’re going to carry on, working closely with police ensuring that the Taylor Swift concerts can take place in London safely.” Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts cancelled after police foiled terror attacks Taylor Swift fans in Vienna will have to wait a bit longer since three concerts had to be cancelled owing to security reasons. The American singer was supposed to perform on August 8, 9 and 10 at the Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna. However, just before she was to perform, the police caught two men who allegedly have links with ISIS and were planning a “bloodbath” at her concerts in the Austrian capital. The organisers of the concert released a statement after cancelling the shows, “Due to confirmation by government officials of a planned terrorist attack at the Ernst Happel Stadium, we have no choice but to cancel the three planned shows for everyone's safety.” Meanwhile, Taylor is doing well amid this chaos. Her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, got on the phone with the singer and eased all tension according to reports. The Sun reports that he got in touch with her and made her laugh since he understands what it's like to not be able to perform after having practised for it. Read here to know how he made her feel better. Also read: Taylor Swift concert terror plot: Iraqi national arrested, main suspect admits to planning bloodbath

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Actor Sanjay Dutt is seemingly agitated with the United Kingdom government over the cancellation of his visa. The actor, who was set to feature in the Ajay Devgn-starrer Son of Sardar 2, has been replaced by another actor after his visa application for the UK was rejected&nbsp;earlier this month.&nbsp;

Dutt has been reportedly replaced by actor Ravi Kishan, who will now be playing his role in the movie.

<h2>Sanjay Dutt breaks his silence</h2>

After his visa application was disapproved, Dutt in an interview revealed why the UK government had given him the visa to begin with.&nbsp;

Speaking about the same with Bombay Times, the Munna Bhai MBBS actor said, “I know one thing that the UK government didn’t do the right thing.”

The actor revealed that his file&nbsp;was cancelled after all the process was done. He said, “Everything was ready. Then a month later you are cancelling my Visa! I gave the UK government all the papers and everything required.”

Ajay and Sanjay were reportedly set to reprise the role of Billu and Jassi in Son of Sardaar.

The actor further added, ''How come it took you one month to realise the laws? Anyway, who wants to go to UK? There are so many riots happening there. Even the Indian government has stated that you should not visit UK. So, I am not missing out on anything.''&nbsp;

Apart from the Son of Sardar, the shoot of Akshay Kumar's Housefull 5 is also reportedly affected due to visa issues.&nbsp;

Sanjay Dutt's UK visa has been rejected because of his 1993 arrest under the Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) and Arms Act. He was later convicted of violation of the Arms Act for possession of illegal weapons acquired from the other accused in the 1993 Bombay bombings.

(With inputs from agencies)

Actor Sanjay Dutt is seemingly agitated with the United Kingdom government over the cancellation of his visa. The actor, who was set to feature in the Ajay Devgn-starrer Son of Sardar 2, has been replaced by another actor after his visa application for the UK was rejected earlier this month.

Actor Sanjay Dutt is seemingly agitated with the United Kingdom government over the cancellation of his visa. The actor, who was set to feature in the Ajay Devgn-starrer Son of Sardar 2, has been replaced by another actor after his visa application for the UK was rejected earlier this month. Dutt has been reportedly replaced by actor Ravi Kishan, who will now be playing his role in the movie. Sanjay Dutt breaks his silence After his visa application was disapproved, Dutt in an interview revealed why the UK government had given him the visa to begin with. Speaking about the same with Bombay Times, the Munna Bhai MBBS actor said, “I know one thing that the UK government didn’t do the right thing.” The actor revealed that his file was cancelled after all the process was done. He said, “Everything was ready. Then a month later you are cancelling my Visa! I gave the UK government all the papers and everything required.” Ajay and Sanjay were reportedly set to reprise the role of Billu and Jassi in Son of Sardaar. The actor further added, ''How come it took you one month to realise the laws? Anyway, who wants to go to UK? There are so many riots happening there. Even the Indian government has stated that you should not visit UK. So, I am not missing out on anything.'' Apart from the Son of Sardar, the shoot of Akshay Kumar's Housefull 5 is also reportedly affected due to visa issues. Sanjay Dutt's UK visa has been rejected because of his 1993 arrest under the Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) and Arms Act. He was later convicted of violation of the Arms Act for possession of illegal weapons acquired from the other accused in the 1993 Bombay bombings. (With inputs from agencies)

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In the United Kingdom, two men were sentenced to prison on Thursday (Aug 8), for their involvement in violent disorder during anti-Muslim riots in northwest England. The riots were triggered after&nbsp;the tragic killing of three girls,&nbsp;aged six, seven, and nine — in a knife attack on July 29&nbsp;at a Taylor Swift theme&nbsp;dance class in northern England. Five other children were also critically wounded in the tragic attack.

The two men, identified as John O'Malley, 43, and William Nelson Morgan, 69, have both received a prison sentence of two years and eight months at Liverpool Crown Court. Morgan was also issued a Serious Violence Reduction Order (SVRO) for possessing a weapon.

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The riots, which erupted in Liverpool and Southport, were described by the presiding Judge Andrew Menary as "deplorable mass public disorder."

Across the country, over 400 people have been arrested for their participation in the riots.&nbsp;

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As per Reuters, Morgan, from Walton, played a role in the destruction of Spellow Lane Library, while O'Malley was seen leading a "baying mob" outside a mosque in Southport.

Despite his age, the 69-year-old Morgan was armed with a wooden truncheon and had to be restrained by three police officers during the unrest.

"Your advancing years plainly did not prevent you from playing an active part in a disturbance on County Road," said the judge while sentencing Morgan, reports BBC.

"I think it is very sad indeed to see someone of your age and character in the dock of a Crown Court," he added.

O'Malley had previously admitted to violent disorder for his actions during the riot on July 30, a day after the knife attack that killed the three girls at a Taylor Swift-themed event in Southport.&nbsp;

The court was shown footage of rioters attacking police with stones and wheelie bins, forcing officers without riot gear to retreat under a barrage of missiles.

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Judge Menary criticised him and commented, "You were at the front and participating enthusiastically."

Paul Lewis, who represented the two men, told the court that they were not the instigators of the violence, but that they admit their presence fuelled the disorder and were sorry. He also said that they wanted to apologise to the victims' families, the police, and the public for the fear and disruption they caused.

Britain's most senior police officer, London Commissioner Mark Rowley, reported that over 400 people had been arrested across the country in connection with the riots, with more arrests made on Thursday morning. The government has secured additional prison spaces to accommodate those involved in the violence.

(With inputs from agencies)

In the United Kingdom, two men were sentenced to prison on Thursday (Aug 8), for their involvement in violent disorder during anti-Muslim riots in northwest England.

In the United Kingdom, two men were sentenced to prison on Thursday (Aug 8), for their involvement in violent disorder during anti-Muslim riots in northwest England. The riots were triggered after the tragic killing of three girls, aged six, seven, and nine — in a knife attack on July 29 at a Taylor Swift theme dance class in northern England. Five other children were also critically wounded in the tragic attack. The two men, identified as John O'Malley, 43, and William Nelson Morgan, 69, have both received a prison sentence of two years and eight months at Liverpool Crown Court. Morgan was also issued a Serious Violence Reduction Order (SVRO) for possessing a weapon. UK's anti-Muslim riots The riots, which erupted in Liverpool and Southport, were described by the presiding Judge Andrew Menary as "deplorable mass public disorder." Across the country, over 400 people have been arrested for their participation in the riots. Also read | UK riots: Elon Musk calls PM 'two-tier Keir', compares Britain to Soviet Union As per Reuters, Morgan, from Walton, played a role in the destruction of Spellow Lane Library, while O'Malley was seen leading a "baying mob" outside a mosque in Southport. Despite his age, the 69-year-old Morgan was armed with a wooden truncheon and had to be restrained by three police officers during the unrest. "Your advancing years plainly did not prevent you from playing an active part in a disturbance on County Road," said the judge while sentencing Morgan, reports BBC. "I think it is very sad indeed to see someone of your age and character in the dock of a Crown Court," he added. O'Malley had previously admitted to violent disorder for his actions during the riot on July 30, a day after the knife attack that killed the three girls at a Taylor Swift-themed event in Southport. The court was shown footage of rioters attacking police with stones and wheelie bins, forcing officers without riot gear to retreat under a barrage of missiles. Also read | ‘Stop blessing corridas’: Animal rights activists protest THIS ‘blood sport’ during Pope’s weekly audience Judge Menary criticised him and commented, "You were at the front and participating enthusiastically." Paul Lewis, who represented the two men, told the court that they were not the instigators of the violence, but that they admit their presence fuelled the disorder and were sorry. He also said that they wanted to apologise to the victims' families, the police, and the public for the fear and disruption they caused. Britain's most senior police officer, London Commissioner Mark Rowley, reported that over 400 people had been arrested across the country in connection with the riots, with more arrests made on Thursday morning. The government has secured additional prison spaces to accommodate those involved in the violence. (With inputs from agencies)

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The Prime Minister has said those caught being involved in riots across England and Northern Ireland can expect to be rapidly processed through the courts. Watch in for more details!

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UK PM Keir Starmer has condemned Elon Musk after the Tesla CEO said that "civil war is inevitable" in the UK. Musk made these comments on his social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) in response to a video showing protesters shooting fireworks at police.

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Britain's auto industry body announced on Monday that it had revised its 2024 forecast for new car sales downward. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) highlighted that the primary issue is the lacklustre private retail demand for electric vehicles (EVs).

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The new prediction indicates that 1.97 million new cars will be sold this year, a slight decrease from the earlier forecast of 1.98 million units. This adjustment comes despite a 2.5 per cent year-on-year increase in new car sales in July, which totalled 147,517 units and marked the 24th consecutive month of growth, according to SMMT data.

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The SMMT noted that with a requirement for zero-emission vehicles to make up at least 22 per cent&nbsp;of each brand's new car registrations over the entire year, there needs to be a significant acceleration in the transition to these vehicles. However, the organization expressed concern that this faster transition appears increasingly unlikely given the current market conditions.

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The SMMT also revised its annual forecast for the battery electric vehicle (BEV) market share, reducing it from the previous estimate of 19.8 per cent to 18.5 per cent.

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In a statement, SMMT chief Mike Hawes emphasized that the overarching concern remains the weakening private retail demand for EVs, even in the face of substantial manufacturer discounts.

Britain's auto industry body announced on Monday that it had revised its 2024 forecast for new car sales downward. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) highlighted that the primary issue is the lacklustre private retail demand for electric vehicles (EVs).

Britain's auto industry body announced on Monday that it had revised its 2024 forecast for new car sales downward. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) highlighted that the primary issue is the lacklustre private retail demand for electric vehicles (EVs). The new prediction indicates that 1.97 million new cars will be sold this year, a slight decrease from the earlier forecast of 1.98 million units. This adjustment comes despite a 2.5 per cent year-on-year increase in new car sales in July, which totalled 147,517 units and marked the 24th consecutive month of growth, according to SMMT data. The SMMT noted that with a requirement for zero-emission vehicles to make up at least 22 per cent of each brand's new car registrations over the entire year, there needs to be a significant acceleration in the transition to these vehicles. However, the organization expressed concern that this faster transition appears increasingly unlikely given the current market conditions. The SMMT also revised its annual forecast for the battery electric vehicle (BEV) market share, reducing it from the previous estimate of 19.8 per cent to 18.5 per cent. In a statement, SMMT chief Mike Hawes emphasized that the overarching concern remains the weakening private retail demand for EVs, even in the face of substantial manufacturer discounts.

UK car industry body cuts 2024 sales forecast on weak EV demand

The United Kingdom has rejected Sheikh Hasina's request for political asylum. The British Government said that it is not giving political asylum to anyone at present. Hasina's representative took her passport for visa approval to the British High Commission in Delhi. If Sheikh Hasina does not get the visa now, she will have to stay in Delhi.

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Riots involving anti-immigration protesters erupted in towns and cities across the UK after false information spread on social media claiming that the suspect in last week's murder of three young girls in Southport was a radical Muslim migrant.

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Across the United Kingdom, towns and cities have been engulfed in riots and unrest, the worst since 2011. The question on everyone’s mind is there a civil war brewing in the UK?

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