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UK MOD says AUKUS nations have trialled AI swarm drones for the first time

An emergency meeting of the British government to discuss the wave of protests

British Foreign Secretary @DavidLammy calls India’s External Affairs Minister @DrSJaishankar to discuss situation in Bangladesh and West Asia

Just Elon Musk quote tweeting the co-leader of far-right party, Britain First, who is sharing a fake Telegraph headline.Seen by almost 1 million people in 15 minutes

The Northern Ireland Executive will meet here shortly at Stormont Castle. Later, the Assembly has been recalled to discuss the recent violence and disorder in Belfast. It is understood that Chief Constable Jon Boutcher will brief Ministers today

Britain allocates 14 million pounds sterling to support Syrian refugees in Jordan

View from inside the Beacon. Behind hundreds of counter demonstrators

UK issue new NOTAM recommending UK operators to not enter Beirut FIR "due to potential risk to aviation from military activity" NOTAM is in effect from today until November 4th

British Foreign Secretary: Israel and Lebanon are on the brink of war, and if we do not exercise restraint, we will see disastrous results

British Government: 6,000 members of the police force are in a state of readiness to deal with riots led by the extreme right

Disorder has broken out in the Sandy Row area of south Belfast. Riot police have been deployed @BelTel

New G7 member countries urge Iran and all the involved parties in the region to refrain from escalating the situation. “We, the G7 Foreign Ministers of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States of America and the High Representative of the EU, express our deep concern at the aerated level of tension in the Middle East which threatens to ignite a broader conflict in the region. We urge all involved parties once again to refrain from perpetuating the current destructive cycle of retaliatory violence, to lower tensions and engage constructively toward de-escalation. No country or nation stands to gain from a further escalation in the Middle East.” Statement reads

British Police: More than 370 people have been arrested since the protests began

Confirmation that an emergency Belfast City Council meeting will go ahead tonight. It is in response to the disorder in the city over the weekend

PM has held COBR with senior ministers, police, prison chiefs: - police working with National Crime Agency to tackle criminality, bot activity online, No10 says it may involve state actors; - PM spox condemns Elon Musk 'civil war' post: "No justification for comments like that"- says social media firms need immediate response, govt will consider wider framework in due course- Justice Sec, prisons service confident they have capacity to lock up rioters- police deploying additional resources at strategic locations- 70 extra prosecutors on hand at weekend to charge, 60 remand courts made available- condemns racist, Islamophobic targeting of Muslims- no discussion about army- spox says the UK does not have two-tier policing

Rioters are stoking up another bonfire on the main road to the Rotherham migrant hotel. It's Manvers Way, the A633, and it's flanked by homes on both sides

Arrests continuing in Middlesbrough

Mobs of Asian men attacking white men now - Middlesbrough

UK Foreign Office: Britain has temporarily withdrawn the families of officials working at the British embassy in Beirut due to a highly volatile security situation in Lebanon @Reuters

UK Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper said £29.4M of funding is being offered to provide greater protection for Mosques amid far right attacks

“I guarantee you will regret taking part in this disorder”, UK PM Starmer says Anti-Muslim / immigration riots engulfed UK this weekend following murders falsely attributed to the Muslims

Rioters have now set fire to the hotel housing migrants in Rotherham

It took police ten minutes to arrive to clear brawlers from the square in front of Blackpool Church. One elderly punk says to police “what took you so long to arrive”

Statement from Secretary of State @hilarybennmp on the disorder in Belfast today

Twenty minutes ago in Blackpool dogs and horses were used to clear the far-right rally out of a shopping centre/street into more open ground near the seafront.

Football chants from Tommy Robinson supporters in Blackpool rally. Crowd members calling male police officers being called “nonces” and slurring female ones as infertile “d*** b****es”

Anger in the crowd at the planned rally in Preston as a woman is arrested - chants of “let her go”. Until this point there was peaceful protest by about 20 protesters, and 40 counter-protesters

Chaos on the streets of Stoke-on-Trent as hundreds of masked far-right supporters and counter-protesters descend with batons, wooden sticks and fireworks in Hanley. Riot police cordoning off roads to stop the clashes

Protest forming at Carlisle Circus, Belfast, part of a series of Loyalist-led demonstrations aimed to block traffic into the city centre ahead of a larger protest at City Hall and an Islamic cultural centre

Police have charged seven people following violence and disorder on the Southend seafront earlier this week. Eight people were arrested and seven had now been charged, all aged from 14 to 18. All seven are due to appear at Chelmsford magistrates court on Saturday