Priti Patel condemns violent London protesters

The transcript addresses the issue of far-right thugs in London, condemning their violent actions and emphasizing the importance of shared values like tolerance and respect. It provides an operational update from the police, highlighting the number of protests, arrests, and injuries. The speaker condemns the violence and expresses support for the police, reiterating the government's commitment to law and order. The response includes potential legal actions against vandalism. The transcript concludes with a warning about public health risks due to COVID-19 and urges the public to avoid large gatherings.

What was the main reason the far-right groups claimed to be in London?

• To promote peace and unity

• To support the police

• To protect the statue of Sir Winston Churchill

• To protest against the government

How many people attended demonstrations across the country following George Floyd's death?

• Over 100,000

• Over 150,000

• Over 210,000

• Over 250,000

What was the most abhorrent image to emerge from the weekend's events?

• A police officer being attacked

• A protester throwing a smoke bomb

• A monument being vandalized

• A man desecrating the plaque of PC Keith Palmer

What is the government's stance on attacks against police officers?

• They are a necessary evil

• They are an attack on society

• They are justified in some cases

• They are a minor issue

What is the government's response to the vandalism of monuments?

• Ignoring the incidents

• Encouraging public protests

• Proposing new laws to protect them

• Removing the monuments

What is the government's advice regarding large gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• They remain unlawful due to health risks

• They are only allowed for protests

• They are allowed with precautions

• They are encouraged for community bonding

What is the government's message to those who break the law during protests?

• They will be ignored

• They will be given a warning

• They will be forgiven

• They will face justice