In Southport, a violent riot erupted following a vigil for three young girls killed in a stabbing incident, with supporters of the far-right English Defence League attacking police and a local mosque. Amid the chaos, which resulted in over 50 officers injured, one woman stood defiantly with a sign reading 'One race - human. Hope not hate. Racism not welcome here,' capturing widespread attention and praise for her bravery. The unrest was sparked by misinformation about the stabbing suspect, leading to rioters throwing bricks and setting vehicles on fire. Merseyside Police reported serious injuries among officers, with eight requiring hospitalization. Senior politicians, including Prime Minister Keir Starmer, condemned the violence, emphasizing that those who turned a vigil into a riot will face the law. Local community members, including the mother of one victim, have also called for an end to the violence.