Elon Musk has come under fire from British officials and public figures, including Justice Minister Heidi Alexander and Prime Minister Keir Starmer, for his provocative comments suggesting that 'civil war is inevitable' in the UK amid ongoing violent unrest. Critics accuse Musk of exacerbating tensions with his posts on X, which included unfounded claims about the treatment of Muslims in the justice system. In response, Starmer condemned Musk's remarks as unjustifiable and emphasized the government's commitment to swiftly punish those involved in the violence that has led to over 400 arrests. Comedian Armando Iannucci also challenged Musk's narrative, urging him to share positive news about peaceful anti-racist demonstrations. Meanwhile, the European Commission has opted not to comment on Musk's statements, as it pursues legal action against his platform for disinformation. The unrest, fueled by misinformation regarding a tragic stabbing incident, has sparked widespread anti-immigrant sentiments and clashes across the UK.