Rishi Sunak condemns violence on day of protests in London

2023-11-13

Rishi Sunak condemns violence on day of protests in London

1. Rishi Sunak condemns violence on day of protests in London

- Rishi Sunak has disapproved of actions by far-right groups and Hamas supporters after clashes in London.

- About 300,000 pro-Palestinians protested for a ceasefire.

- Counter-protests made up most of the 126 arrests.

2. Macron calls on Israel to stop killing Gaza's women and babies

- French President Emmanuel Macron has said Israel must stop killing babies and women in Gaza.

- In an interview, he said the bombing was wrong and that a ceasefire would benefit Israel.

- He stressed that France clearly disapproves of the terrorist actions of Hamas.

3. Ugandan army officers sacked for cowardice in attack on Somalia's Bulo Marer Atmis base

- Two officers are found guilty of cowardice as Islamist fighters stormed an African Union base in Somalia in May.

- Abor and Oluka ran away after they were attacked by al-Shabab in Bulo Marer.

- At least 50 Ugandan soldiers were killed.

1. Rishi Sunak condemns violence on day of protests in London

- Rishi Sunak has condemned "violent, wholly unacceptable" actions by far-right groups and "Hamas sympathizers" after protests and clashes in London.

- About 300,000 pro-Palestinian protesters marched to call for a ceasefire, in the biggest UK rally since the Israel-Gaza war began.

- Counter-protests made up the "vast majority" of the 126 arrests.

2. Macron calls on Israel to stop killing Gaza's women and babies

- Israel must stop killing babies and women in Gaza, French President Emmanuel Macron has told the BBC.

- In an interview, he said there was no justification for the bombing, saying a ceasefire would benefit Israel.

- He stressed that France clearly condemns the terrorist actions of Hamas.

3. Ugandan army officers sacked for cowardice in attack on Somalia's Bulo Marer Atmis base

- A Ugandan military court has found two officers guilty of cowardice as Islamist fighters stormed an African Union base in Somalia in May.

- Abor and Oluka ran away after they came under attack by al-Shabab in Bulo Marer.

- At least 50 Ugandan soldiers were killed.

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