The mob violence – tribal in its origin – that scarred the FA Cup derby between Albion and Wolves brought back memories of the hooliganism that scarred football in the 1970s and early 80s.
As another violent, vomit-streaked New Year approaches in our town and city centres, has anyone yet figured out the difference between yobs, hooligans and revellers?
Ireland’s Justice Minister Helen McEntee has dismissed a call for her resignation and pledged there would be further arrests following violence.
‘Those involved brought shame on Dublin, brought shame on Ireland,’ the Irish premier said in an address to the nation.
Curious, isn't it, how some commentators knew instinctively that the yobs who fought the cops at the Armistice Day march in London were right, far right or extreme right – without asking a single one of them for their political views? “Right” as a political term, is being redefined by some people as “anything I disapprove of”,
A major policing operation remains in place in London after tensions surrounding a pro-Palestinian march on Armistice Day.
Sir Keir Starmer said few public figures ‘have done more recently to whip up division’ than the Home Secretary.
Rishi Sunak said he will meet Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley in the coming days to discuss the criminality seen on Armistice Day.
Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper led the criticism of Ms Braverman during an urgent question in the House of Commons.
The Montpellier scrum-half was targeted after the Springboks’ World Cup win over France.
Uh-oh... trouble on the North Bank.
Tory MP Gareth Johnson said violence on planes can cause distress and be costly for airlines.
Dutch police have said “arrests may follow” as they also study footage of the incident.
Substitute Pablo Fornals scored a stoppage-time winner.
It is the second large protest since two mass shootings that rattled the Balkan country and left 17 people dead, including many children.
