Elon Musk has sparked controversy in the UK by expressing sympathy for anti-immigration demonstrators amid ongoing far-right riots, which have erupted in multiple cities following a mass stabbing that killed three young girls. Musk's comments, including his assertion that 'civil war is inevitable,' have drawn sharp criticism from Prime Minister Keir Starmer and other officials, who condemned the remarks as irresponsible and unhelpful during a time of unrest. The riots, fueled by misinformation about the suspect's background, have resulted in violence against mosques and asylum seeker accommodations, prompting government security measures. Starmer emphasized that the violence is not legitimate protest but 'pure violence' and vowed to address the disorder with a robust police response. As tensions escalate, the UK government has rejected Musk's claims of a two-tier policing system and called for calm amidst the unrest. The situation reflects broader societal issues regarding immigration and public safety in the UK.