Good evening. An extra 2,200 specialist riot officers are being put on standby ahead of warnings that far right thugs are planning to target more than 30 immigration centres across Britain.
Elsewhere, Kamala Harris has revealed that progressive governor Tim Walz will be her running mate against Donald Trump and JD Vance.
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Police forces have already mobilised 4,000 trained public order officers to deal with the violence and disorder sweeping Britain.
But with the unrest showing no sign of abating, police leaders have boosted the numbers by an extra 2,200 officers. They will be on standby across the country and can be mobilised to support colleagues locally and regionally.
Meanwhile, Jordan Parlour, from Seacroft, Leeds, has become the first person to face prosecution for posting allegedly criminal messages linked to the riots, while the Northern Ireland Assembly will hold an emergency session after unrest in Belfast, heaping pressure on Sir Keir Starmer to recall parliament.
Kamala Harris has selected progressive governor Tim Walz as her running mate to take on Donald Trump and JD Vance in the election.
Formally announcing her selection on Instagram, Ms Harris wrote: “We are going to build a great partnership. We are going to build a great team. We are going to win this election.” Read more here.
The global stock market rout has a long way to go, analysis by a Wall Street bank has indicated, as European markets once again turn negative.
JP Morgan analysts have issued the warning about so-called “carry trades”, which are thought to have partly caused the turmoil on financial markets that wiped £40bn off the FTSE 100 on Monday.
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Team GB show jumpers Scott Brash and Ben Maher were left disappointed on Tuesday morning after both failed to add to Britain’s medal haul.
Laura Muir, meanwhile, safely progressed to the 1500 metre semi-finals where she will be joined by team-mate Georgia Bell, who beat world record holder Faith Kipyegon in her heat.
British teenage skateboarder Sky Brown got her campaign under way and did enough to reach this afternoon’s final (4.30pm, BST).
Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix’s hopes of an individual medal ended in tears after the Team GB athlete finished sixth in the 10m platform diving.
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