Following a football match, rioters in Paris went on a rampage in the French capital, looting shops setting cars on fire, attacking, even firing at police officers. Videos and television footage showed that many rioters had an immigrant background. It is a scene Europeans have become all too familiar with – not just in France, but all over the continent.
Several thousand people took to the streets of Rome on Saturday to demand remigration policies, stronger border controls, and increased deportations of illegal immigrants.
The demonstration was organized by the citizen initiative “Remigration and Reconquest,” which says it has collected around 50,000 signatures in support of a legislative proposal on immigration and migrant returns that it intends to submit to the Italian Parliament.
Terrified students are fleeing Belfast after homes were named on a rioters’ ‘hit list’ in the wake of an alleged knife attack by a Sudanese migrant that sparked days of unrest across the city.
Young people have been packing their bags and abandoning rented accommodation amid fears properties could be targeted in a wave of violence that has seen homes, businesses and vehicles set on fire.
Some streets in south Belfast’s student district have been left almost deserted as undergraduates head home, while others have sought refuge with friends after addresses circulated online.
The politicians and elites pushing replacement migration should forfeit their assets, be stripped of their citizenship and sent into exile.
East Belfast After the Unrest: Walking Through the Aftermath
Our colleague and friend @RbinmanRichard brings his second installment covering issues in Northern Ireland for @ScoopUrban.
Politicians need to take responsibility for what they have caused.
Make sure to share!!! pic.twitter.com/692rrNc9m2
— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) June 15, 2026
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has promised to remove every migrant from government-sponsored social housing within 90 days of coming into power.
Taxpayer-funded housing schemes have become a flashpoint for anger over the mass migration agenda imposed on the country against the will of the British public, with the sites providing a physical representation of the apparent elevation of foreign ethnic minorities over native Britons.
The images of riots in the United Kingdom are not a passing nuisance. They are a warning in flames. For decades, detached political elites have imposed a radical demographic and cultural transformation across Europe under the banner of progressivism. This has targeted the very core of our civilisation. Traditional values, nuclear family, Christian faith: They are relentlessly undermined. Indigenous populations are forced to watch the destruction of their homelands. With millions of new poor and nobody safe anymore, violent reaction is to be expected.
The orange lights of the street lamps, the wet asphalt, a black shadow savagely attacking a white body as if it were slitting a goat’s throat at the Mogadishu market. A video like this cannot be invented.
Instead, one thinks of those dark centuries we thought we had relegated to the margins of history, those times when heads were cut off to be displayed on bastions and the “defeated” were mutilated so that their flesh would speak louder than their deaths.
And I wondered if our main weakness has not become the inability to recognize barbarism when it appears before us.
Anti-immigrant protesters have clashed with counter-demonstrators in cities across Britain as police battled to contain outbreaks of disorder that left innocent families caught up in violent scenes.
Officers were deployed in force in Liverpool, Glasgow and Brighton on Saturday as rival groups traded insults, scuffled behind police lines and staged competing demonstrations amid mounting tensions on Britain’s streets.
In Liverpool, a major policing operation was launched around County Road as anti-immigration protesters and counter-demonstrators gathered in the Walton area.
Just look at how much old bill there is in Brighton.
All because the pantifa brigade like to simp for foreign rapists and murderers.
Brighton is a far left hellhole, no wonder there are so many sexual assaults. pic.twitter.com/rSGgcq6syy
— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) June 13, 2026
Belfast, Northern Ireland, was engulfed in violence this week, following the alleged ‘attempted beheading’ of a local man by a Sudanese asylum seeker. Vehicles burned, roads were blocked with flaming bins, and terrified families were led from their homes under police protection. These disturbances follow civil disorder in Southampton, England, provoked by the murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak by Sikh man Vickrum Digwa, and the release of truly scandalous police bodycam footage revealing despicable treatment by the cops of a clearly dying Henry.
Absolute scenes in #belfast last night https://t.co/gQPpya9s06 pic.twitter.com/c3iEnxBBPX
— George (@GeorgeUnltd) June 11, 2026
So ‘Sophie of Dundee’ has been vindicated. The Scots girl who was so sickeningly defamed by the digital left stands exonerated. ‘Liars!’, cried creeps across the internet when the girl and her friends said they had no choice but to defend themselves from a foul-mouthed, abusive migrant male. Yet now we know they were telling the truth.
The image of this girl that went viral really was extraordinary. The events took place on a street in Dundee in August 2025. A grainy still from smartphone footage showed one of the girls holding up a knife and an axe. Her face is etched with terror. This was clearly a child in distress. Her name has never been released – because she’s a minor – but the internet christened her ‘Sophie of Dundee’.
Good stuff Sophie!
A social housing flat rented by Sierra Leone’s first lady has been seized by a London council.
Southwark council confirmed it had repossessed the two-bedroom home in Walworth previously occupied by Fatima Jabbe-Bio, whose tenancy was reported by the Times last year.
Jabbe-Bio, who is married to Sierra Leone’s president, Julius Maada Bio, had been listed on the tenancy since 2007. She has divided her time between Sierra Leone and Britain since her husband was elected in 2018.
Sweden is set to further tighten its immigration system after parliament approved a government bill that will eliminate the possibility of permanent residence permits for asylum seekers and certain other groups of immigrants.
The legislation, passed on Tuesday, will come into force on July 12th. From that date onward, only temporary residence permits can be issued to those falling under the new rules.
Those of you who read Friday’s Five Quick Things column are probably expecting this to be an I-Told-You-So after rioting broke out in Belfast in response to a Sudanese migrant’s savage attempted beheading of Steven Ogilvie, in the middle of a street, captured on viral video
And… sure. This is an I-Told-You-So.
Haven’t watched the downward societal spiral in Britain for a while now, I’m not quite prepared to say they are on the cusp of an…well…’awakening,’ per se.
But there does seem to be a different feel in the air. A different undertone to much of the same rhetoric that’s been spoken and written after one of these horrific atrocities is committed. British people might express some frustration or even anger publicly, British politicians invariably get their prickly backsides up, issuing ‘Now, now’ lectures and blaming the aggrieved citizens for objecting to the blood in their streets.
A water cannon has been deployed to disperse a large crowd after a second night of disorder in Northern Ireland following the Belfast knife attack.
Riot police came under sustained attack from a group throwing bricks, bottles and pieces of wood at a major roundabout to the north-west of Belfast.
Additional officers were drafted in but Wednesday’s disorder was not on the same scale as Tuesday’s violence.
Water cannon turned on protesters in Northern Ireland.
A shame they couldn’t have kept the invaders out with it who are trying to behead Brits! pic.twitter.com/fgmbW9LTnN
— Tommy Robinson (@TRobinsonNewEra) June 10, 2026
Wearing England badges during the World Cup could intimidate detained migrants, immigration officers have been told.
The country is set to be gripped by football fever this month as the Three Lions get ready to kick off their North America campaign against Croatia on June 17.
For many this will involve dusting off St George’s flags and England badges to show their support for Thomas Tuchel’s charges.
