"Everyone has a right to protest and we continue to balance the right to lawful protest with everyone's right to go about their lives without fear or serious disruption - which is why we have put conditions in place and deployed more officers across London," said Superintendant Neil Holyoak. "I urge everyone to exercise their right to protest calmly and within the law. Any disorder will be dealt with swiftly."

{ai:summary}Protests erupted outside Downing Street following a mass stabbing of children at a dance class in Southport, as the attacker—a teenager identified as the son of African migrants—was accused of killing three and injuring others. Riot police responded with multiple arrests amid rising tensions.The UK Metropolitan Police emphasized the need for lawful protest in the face of public outrage, managing the chaos with heavy-handed tactics. Taylor Swift expressed her shock over the tragedy that left the nation reeling, as supporters rallied to aid the victims' families. #society

UK police make mass arrests during London protest against deadly stabbing attack on children in Southport

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