Britain is facing a surge in violence attributed to far-right groups, sparked by the false narrative surrounding the murder of three children by a 17-year-old, leading to widespread anti-immigration riots. Social media channels, particularly Telegram, have become breeding grounds for misinformation and calls to violence, with posts claiming upcoming riots and targeting immigrant communities. Despite the assailant being identified as British and not a Muslim immigrant, the false narrative persists, inciting mobs to attack hotels housing asylum seekers and vandalize properties. Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned the far-right violence, labeling it as 'thuggery' while emphasizing the accountability of social media platforms for the chaos incited on their sites. Critics argue that the political class has long neglected migration issues, with some suggesting that the far-right is being scapegoated for deeper societal problems. The situation remains tense, with fears of further violence looming amidst a backdrop of heightened racial tensions.