This is a series,

this is CBS, I in the world.

I'm John Bachelor.

Recent news in the United Kingdom, including a new government,

the Labor Party led by Sir Kurt Starmer, also is dominated

by news about riots, riots in the United Kingdom.

Why? What happened? How did Kirstarma, the new Prime Minister, confront those

riots, especially in the North? I welcome Conrad Black, writing for the National Post to reveal to me something I hadn't seen in the English

press.

Conrad, a very good evening to you.

The Tories were in power for 13 years.

Now, Labor has reason to believe five years are easy, maybe 10 with

their overwhelming majority. But at the beginning of labor's sovereignty

riots in the north that that at the time, and I just repeat the way the

London press reported, there were murders in the north, the murders were

especially upsetting because it was children. A alleged

murderer was detained. He is born in England, but his parents are from Rwanda.

The immediate headlines pointed to the riots

as a response to, in some fashion, immigration or race or origin all of that.

But you bring forward facts that are important to consider,

especially in light of the fact that the riders were blamed as racist.

What can you tell us about the neighborhoods where the riots took place?

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