Wednesday’s national newspaper front pages | UK News – Sky News

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On its front page, The Sun has published the mugshots of those jailed over the far-right unrest in towns and cities across the UK in the past week.

The Times leads on the anti-racism protesters who gathered across the country on Wednesday evening to “confront the far-right” after days of unrest.

Thousands of anti-racist protesters turned out “to thwart far-right thugs”, the Daily Mirror reports.

Cats are “actually sensitive souls”, the Daily Star reports.

The Daily Express leads on the thousands of anti-racist protesters who took to the streets after fears that more far-right riots would take place this evening.

Britain “shuts up shop” after police officers braced for more than 100 far-right rallies on Wednesday, The Daily Telegraph reports. The rallies largely failed to materialise.

The Guardian reports that thousands of anti-racism protesters formed “human shields to protect asylum centres” across England after days of unrest by far-right rioters.

The Daily Mail leads on the anti-racism protests that have taken place across the UK this evening, in response to several days of unrest from far-right rioters.

The i reports that far-right rioters involved in the recent unrest face being banned from attending football matches.

Supporters of Vladimir Putin have “infiltrated” online chat groups being used to organise the far-right protests across the UK, Metro says.

The Financial Times reports on an asset management company that has agreed to pay €250m (£215m) to investors after a finance regulator found it had committed “extremely serious” breaches over illiquid investments.

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The Sun says on his front page that social media sites should be “forced to clean up the sewer” after the far-right riots broke out a week ago.

Far-right rioters are facing terror charges, the director of public prosecutions has said, as police brace for the “worst day of disorder” on Wednesday, the i reports.

Nigel Farage has warned that Britain is at a “perilous point” as more riots are expected on Wednesday night, the Daily Express says.

The Times reports that more than 6,000 riot police are on standby as far-right protesters are set to target more than 30 immigration advice centres across the UK.

Immigration lawyers have been warned to stay away from their workplace, or take security measures, due to far-right threats, The Guardian reports.

Pets become stressed by their owners’ flatulence, the Daily Star reports.

Stephen Parkinson, the director of public prosecutions, has said it was “deeply disturbing” that children as young as 11 took part in far-right rioting, the Daily Mail says.