Rayner warns Starmer UK faces another summer of riots if Labour fails to deliver
Angela Rayner published an ultimatum to Sir Keir Starmer and said that England was confronted with the repetition of last year’s summer uprisings unless the government could handle people’s concerns ”.
In a dramatic intervention at the last cabinet meeting before the summer holidays, Deputy Prime Minister said that economic insecurity, migration, the increasing time of people and the decrease in institutions that people have spent online and the decrease in institutions was a “deep effect on society”.
He warned the ministers that he was facing the government that öden improving in people’s lives in people’s lives ”because of increasing concerns due to the increased concerns that the wounded communities could be repeated after Southport murders.
According to Local Tor Deputy Neil Hudson, EPPING, which pushes the society to the “boiling point”, comes days after the violent protests erupted in Essex.
Ms. Rayner, who called on the government to provide improvements in their lives, said that 17 of the 18 places that saw the worst of the last summer disorder are among the most largest regions in the country.
Islamophobic claims online about the Southport killer fueled severe extreme right protests in Southport, Belfast, Manchester, Aldershot, London and Sunderland. A Holiday Inn housing asylum seekers in Rotherham were also set on fire and asked Sir Keir to order a country -wide clamp.
The violent scenes began shortly after a month after the Workers’ Party won, but Mrs. Rayner, immigration problems – a record number of small boats passing through the channel – increased unemployment and a flat economy with a new series of rebellions.
The warnings were reflected in a recent joint report by the new TORS Interior Minister Sir Sujid Javid and former workers’ deputy Jon Cruddas, who presided on the new community and the Independent Commission of the Compliance. In the report, Britain found that social tension, which could fire again, was sitting on the “dust barrel”.
Mrs Rayner, his colleagues, “British successful multi -ethnian, very faithful country, the government had to show a plan to address people’s concerns and to provide opportunities for everyone’s development,” he said.
The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that the plan plan of his own housing, community and local government plan for neighborhoods will invest in more than 10 years in the most largest places to proud of the local areas of people and to improve the lives of people.
After last year’s uprisings, it seems that he has been working on a community harmony project.
The warning follows concerns about the forms of sympathy for protesters around Bell Hotel in EPPING, which hosts reform and Nigel Farage. The violent protests began after claiming that asylum seekers in the hotel were responsible for sexual assaults.
Mr. Farage claimed that the violent scenes were “some bad eggs ılan that clashed with the farthest“ antitifery ”activists from the far right. He also claimed that migrants would explode in a wide scale of civil disobedience on a wide scale unless immigrants stop coming to the UK on small boats.
Rayner’s intervention comes as strengthened in the last weeks after playing a very important role in negotiating an agreement with labor rebels to prevent defeat in the government’s position in the government.
The Allies claim that reform has increased popularity as a working class champion that represents traditional labor values ”.
Although he has repeatedly rejected wanting to be prime minister, if he was forced as a result of bad elections in May next year, he deals with Sir Keir as a favorite.
In addition, the Deputy Prime Minister is expected to take an official office in any government change after the summer.
He said, “People’s concerns are focused on taking action to enable us to deal with very legitimate concerns,” the Prime Minister’s official spokesman said.
“And we start by admitting that these concerns are legitimate, and we start to deal with these concerns for underlying reasons, iler they added.
Meanwhile, as the violent scenes in EPPING continue, local Conservative Deputy Neil Hudson warned that external groups cause problems.
He said: “People rightly have the right to protest a peaceful protest, but these violent scenes are not, they are not EPPING, and they are not what we represent.
However, he warned: “For the safety of a boiling crisis and the security of our community, the government must take a grip to this situation and quickly listen and move to close the hotel.
