Jail cells are cleared and lawyers put on standby in crackdown amid fears of weekend of riots: Sunderland burns on fresh night of shame and Southport MP slams ‘disgusting extremists hijacking grief’ – but Kemi says ‘we can’t ignore tensions’

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Jail cells are cleared and lawyers put on standby in crackdown amid fears of weekend of riots: Sunderland burns on fresh night of shame and Southport MP slams ‘disgusting extremists hijacking grief’ – but Kemi says ‘we can’t ignore tensions’
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