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Hundreds of far right thugs have been told to "mask up" for yet more planned violence expected this week across the country, after distressing scenes over the weekend in the UK

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country on Monday after hundreds of people were killed in a crackdown on demonstrations that began as protests against job quotas and swelled into a movement demanding her ouster.

Courts could sit for 24 hours to rapidly remove rioters from streets, but there are no plans to bring in army

Video footage shows the moment when violent far-right rioters dragged an Asian man out of his car and smashed it up.

The burned-out Citizens Advice Bureau was the only place in Sunderland able to give free help under the government’s Housing Loss Prevention Advice Service

A train station stabbing left Liverpool’s Muslim community on edge today, even before far-right protesters gathered outside a city mosque.

Ex-Crown Paints building in Coolock had been the scene of a large protest

Five climate protesters deny conspiracy to intentionally cause a public nuisance after motorway action

Two police officers have been hospitalised after clashes with hooded protesters outside the congress of Germany’s far-right AfD, as the party met weeks after its record European Union election result.

Kenyan President William Ruto said on Tuesday security was his "utmost priority" after protests against a bill to raise taxes descended into violence, with police firing on demonstrators trying to storm the legislature, killing at least five.

An activist wearing a vest which reads ‘eat s***’ Rishi’ has staged a dirty protest at the Prime Minister’s £2million mansion in Yorkshire.

The British Medical Association’s industrial action will take place from 27 June to 2 July - meaning it will clash with the ongoing general election campaign.

Three police officers were injured and 40 people have been arrested during a demonstration in Westminster.

The unrest happened in Wembley after an event was held to mark the death of Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi.

Unite union says workers are being ‘fleeced’ by supermarket’s changes to pension contribution rules

In a session marked by yelling and physical confrontation, the Georgian Parliament adopted a law on Tuesday that opponents call the “Russian bill” and believe could dismantle civil society and divert the country from the European Union path.

Police arrested dozens of people in Amsterdam, with university occupations continuing in Netherlands, Belgium and Spain

A man has been arrested after pro-Israel counter-protesters were spat at on the street during a demonstration over Gaza at a central London university.

Tech giant fired number of people who protested against $1.2bn Project Nimbus, which supports Israeli military and government

The city of Venice, one of Italy’s most popular tourist spots, on Thursday became the first city in the world to impose an entry fee for visitors as it attempts to clamp down on overcrowding from holidaymakers...