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According to CCTV News Client, protests and conflicts have broken out in many parts of the UK over the government's immigration policy in recent days. On the 10th, riots continued in some areas. According to British media reports on the 11th, citing the British National Police Chiefs' Council,779 people have been arrested so far in recent days of protests。

Police in Northern Ireland said that protests broke out in the east of Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, in the early morning of the 10th, and protesters also threw petrol bombs to damage a local religious site. On the evening of the 10th, riots broke out in Londonderry, the second largest city in Northern Ireland, where protesters confronted police and threw petrol bombs, fireworks and bricks at them, injuring police.

According to multiple media reports, a large number of protesters gathered in London, Glasgow, Manchester and other places in the UK on the 10th to oppose the riots and violence that have occurred in recent protests. On the evening of the 10th, in order to deal with the potential threat of more riots, the police were given greater interception and search powers in some areas. In addition, the police said they were sending special personnel to track down those suspected of spreading hate speech and inciting violence on a large scale online.

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