The UK is getting ready for another night of unrest.

Protests are planned for several towns and cities this evening, and the reality is for about

a week these protests have, in some places places descended into riots.

Here's UK Prime Minister Kiestarmer.

We've seen Muslim communities targeted, attacks on mosques,

other minority communities singled out.

Nazi salutes in the street,

attacks on the police,

wanton violence alongside racist rhetoric.

So no, I won't shy away from calling it what it is.

Far-right thuggery.

Meanwhile, the BBC and others reported just today the existence of a hit list that's spreading on

social media containing the names of immigration lawyers who say the police have told

them to board up their offices and work from home.

What is going on across the pond?

It's coming up next on Today Explain.

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Here how she and other advocates fought to shut it down and won.

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