Category: UK News
Violent disorder charge denied after Epping protest outside asylum hotel
A 52-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to a violent disorder charge linked to a July 17 protest outside The Bell Hotel in Epping, which houses asylum seekers. Eight officers were injured and police vehicles damaged as the demonstration turned violent. Essex Police have made 24 arrests and charged 14 people. The defendant was granted conditional bail and returns to court on September 22.
Asylum hotels row sparks Perth protest: what we know and why it keeps happening
Reports of a protest in Perth over plans to house asylum seekers in hotels have surfaced, though details remain thin. The row taps into a wider UK debate about hotel use, costs, and consultation with local communities. Here’s what’s known, what’s unclear, and why these flashpoints keep emerging across the country.
Met Police Battles Legal Limits on Dismissing 'Rogue' Officers After Court Ruling
A High Court decision blocks the Met Police from removing officers just by revoking vetting clearance, even in cases of serious allegations. With accused officers kept on paid leave, new government rules aim to address these gaps, but concerns about public safety and legal reforms remain high.
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