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Host: Al Mayadeen English
The UK is on fire as far-right extremists exploit the tragic crime in Southport to incite violence and hatred. Following the stabbing attack by suspect Axel Rudakubana, where three young girls lost their lives, far-right groups have seized the moment to spread misinformation and fuel unrest across the country. Far-right extremists have used the tragedy to spread false narratives, igniting a wave of hate and violence against Muslims and immigrants, putting their lives at risk. Let's explore how these extremist agendas have sparked widespread protests, racist incidents, and clashes with anti-racism activists.
