Rudakubana was named after a judge lifted the reporting restriction on identifying him
Counter terrorism expert Nick Aldworth has said that the rioting following the Southport stabbings is 'opportunism from what would traditionally be described as the right wing'. He told Times Radio: 'I think more broadly, we're probably seeing rent-a-mob just looking for any excuse.
As a new Government, they'll be fairly light on legislation are there any opportunities for secondary legislation to be nipped into Parliament quickly? 'The difficulty is, is an amorphous organisation, in fact, it's barely an organisation. 'It doesn't really have any ideology as such and it certainly doesn't really meet the threshold commonly for terrorism, and therefore it can't be a proscribed organisation.
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