UK News Daily Dublin Protests Erupt, Lindsay Sandiford Prepares for UK Return, Rachel Riley Wins City Honor, UK Lifts Qaeda Blacklist, and more...
Oct 22, 2025
Protests have ignited in Dublin following an alleged assault at a local asylum center, raising tensions in the community. Health issues and a death-row appeal complicate the return of Lindsay Sandiford to the UK. Rachel Riley receives a prestigious honor for her advocacy against antisemitism. The UK government has controversially removed Hayat Tahrir al-Sham from its terror list, sparking debate over Syria. Additionally, Durham Cricket Club faces serious backlash for their failure to protect abuse victims.
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Dublin Protests Sparked By Assault
- Protests in Dublin erupted after an alleged sexual assault at Citywest Hotel housing asylum seekers, escalating public anger.
- Garda used public order units and force after clashes, while authorities investigate and seek witnesses.
Lindsay Sandiford's Repatriation Story
- Lindsay Sandiford, imprisoned in Bali since 2012 for drug smuggling, is set to be repatriated to the UK amid serious illness.
- Advocates hope her return might lead to immediate release since the UK has no death penalty and her health is deteriorating.
Rachel Riley Honoured For Advocacy
- Rachel Riley received the Freedom of the City of London for anti‑Semitism advocacy and Holocaust education work.
- She warned rising anti‑Semitism in Britain undermines Jewish communities' sense of safety.