Darshna Soni , Communities Editor

The first Commonwealth war memorial outside London has been unveiled in Bradford in a ceremony honouring the sacrifice and bravery of veterans from the former British colonies.

An inquest into a trainee police officer who took his own life has heard that he had been struggling with the pressures of ‘on-the-job’ training at West Yorkshire Police, while taking a university course for the role at the same time.

We speak to Jewish and Muslim families reflecting on the last year.

Thomas Birley added fuel to a fire in a large industrial bin that was pushed against the exit of the Holiday Inn Express in his hometown of Rotherham. 

Five children – three of them aged only 12 – have been arrested on suspicion of murder after an 80-year-old man was attacked in Franklin Park in Leicester.

Dyson, the home appliances giant, has abandoned its lawsuit against this programme after a two and a half year court battle.

A man described in court as “an instigator and a leader” of recent riots in Blackpool has been jailed for two and half years.

It’s a former RAF base – deep in the Essex countryside – but it now accommodates hundreds of people who are seeking asylum in the UK.

More than 150 people have now been charged in court over the recent riots, according to the Ministry of Justice, which said 118 had been remanded behind bars. 

Earlier today Sir Keir Starmer visited a mosque in the West Midlands where he promised that the government would reflect on the events of last night and give the “necessary reassurance” to communities anxious about the extent of the disorder. 

All across the country, communities affected by right-wing violence are trying to make sense of what they’ve seen over the past week.

Is a terrible week about to get worse? Police monitor thirty more locations for potential unrest tomorrow as immigration lawyers fear that they are now being targeted. 

Around 400 people have been arrested and some have been appearing in court today over violence in Sheffield, Sunderland, Liverpool, Southport, Hartlepool and Belfast.

Labour may have won a sizeable majority but there were a few upsets.

Labour may have secured that huge majority but there have been a few upsets.