"More than 40 people have been arrested after rioting saw police attacked, buildings looted and vehicles set alight in Tottenham, north London." - BBC
So I turn on the news when I walk downstairs and I find that half of London is on fire. Apparently I have read that the reason is beause of the Police opened fire on someone or something like that, my sources aren't very clear. I'd love to see the reason why this massive rioting is all over British news. Police cars and buses on fire and 23 police officers injured. From the video's it was quite a site to look at.
BBC
Telegraph
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I am still doing some research so it may become clear about the rioting in time.
So I turn on the news when I walk downstairs and I find that half of London is on fire. Apparently I have read that the reason is beause of the Police opened fire on someone or something like that, my sources aren't very clear. I'd love to see the reason why this massive rioting is all over British news. Police cars and buses on fire and 23 police officers injured. From the video's it was quite a site to look at.
BBC
Telegraph
Youtube Link
Home Secretary Theresa May condemned the violence saying: "Such disregard for public safety and property will not be tolerated and the Metropolitan Police have my full support in restoring order."
Labour MP for the area David Lammy said the community which "was already hurting has had its heart ripped out". He added: "This is an attack on Tottenham, on people, shopkeepers, women, children, now standing homeless."
A Downing Street spokesman called the rioting "utterly unacceptable".
London's deputy mayor Kit Malthouse said: "It's absolutely outrageous to see it on the streets of London. We'll do as much as we can to ensure there's no recurrence tonight."
An 18-year-old man, who did not want to give his name, said: "Police know what they should have done, they should have come to speak to the community themselves. They don't care."
The Reverend Nims Obunge, Pastor at the Freedom's Ark Church, in Tottenham, said: "It is right that this community should have questions they have answered. Until those questions are answered I don't think we can effectively rebuild the community."
Sources from the BBC news website. Linkes above.
Labour MP for the area David Lammy said the community which "was already hurting has had its heart ripped out". He added: "This is an attack on Tottenham, on people, shopkeepers, women, children, now standing homeless."
A Downing Street spokesman called the rioting "utterly unacceptable".
London's deputy mayor Kit Malthouse said: "It's absolutely outrageous to see it on the streets of London. We'll do as much as we can to ensure there's no recurrence tonight."
An 18-year-old man, who did not want to give his name, said: "Police know what they should have done, they should have come to speak to the community themselves. They don't care."
The Reverend Nims Obunge, Pastor at the Freedom's Ark Church, in Tottenham, said: "It is right that this community should have questions they have answered. Until those questions are answered I don't think we can effectively rebuild the community."
Sources from the BBC news website. Linkes above.
I am still doing some research so it may become clear about the rioting in time.