The British military committed atrocities in these countries, including shooting civilians, including children, systematically executing prisoners in chains, and blowing up people while they slept.

The British government has refused to grant political asylum to thousands of former Afghan soldiers who fought alongside the British against the Taliban.

Britain's staunch Islamophobe Tommy Robinson has been jailed for 18 months for repeatedly breaching a court ban after losing a defamation case against a Syrian migrant.

British Foreign Secretary David Lammy has abandoned plans to declare China's treatment of the Uyghur Muslim minority a genocide, despite campaign promises. Before the elections, the new British government reneged on the promise to recognize the Palestinian state.

Blake Hindry, 30, in Kent, UK, called a mosque in London from an unknown number saying he was going to burn down the mosque and kill its imam. It turned out that he made threatening calls to four other mosques in London. The man pleaded guilty in court and was imprisoned for 2 years and 6 months.

Salman Sayyid, a professor at the University of Leeds, said that the anti-Muslim protests across Britain were the product of Islamophobic propaganda. However, he said, despite decades of campaigning, Muslims, non-Muslims, people of all races, leftists and all anti-racism pogroms have been silenced by demonstrations.

In Britain, an ethnic Turkmen woman who received the "Pride of Britain" award was attacked and beaten by 3 young men in their 20s, who insulted her and demanded that she "go back to a Muslim country". Businesswoman Maya Amangeldiyeva was born in Turkmenistan, but has been living in Britain for many years.

Nigeria, the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia and Indonesia are advising their citizens in Britain to take precautions, warning against travel to crowded areas amid nationwide unrest and attacks against "Muslims or people of colour".

Six members of the far-right group, which carried out riots against immigrants and Muslims, were arrested in the British city of Plymouth. According to the police statement, during the clashes, the police officers who were separating the radicals from the participants in the parallel anti-racism demonstration were injured.

In Britain, "extreme right-wing thugs" organized pogroms against Muslims and black people across the country - black passers-by were beaten, mosques were attacked. It was caused by a non-Muslim black teenager born in Britain who attacked children with a knife. The country's prime minister promised to bring the thugs to justice.