Leaders in Westminster have called for calm as they condemned a 'horrific' knife attack in Belfast. During Prime Minister's Questions, Keir Starmer described the attack, which was filmed on Monday night, as 'sickening'. The prime minister, along with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch and Liberal Democrats leader Ed Davey, urged restraint following a night of violence in the city.
Starmer's Condemnation
Starmer stated that the disorder which erupted after anti-immigration protests in Northern Ireland was 'totally unjustified'. The protests escalated into violence, with homes being set on fire. The prime minister emphasized the need for calm and unity in the face of such acts.
Cross-Party Support
Kemi Badenoch and Ed Davey also voiced their condemnation, supporting Starmer's call for peace. The incident has sparked widespread concern, with leaders across the political spectrum denouncing the attack and the subsequent unrest.
The video of the attack has circulated widely, prompting strong reactions from the public and officials alike. Authorities are investigating the incident, and further security measures are being considered to prevent similar outbreaks of violence.
