Keir Starmer said at PMQs that the knife attack filmed in Belfast on Monday night was ‘sickening’ as he – along with the Conservative leader, Kemi Badenoch, and the Liberal Democrats leader, Ed Davey – called for calm after a night of violence in the city. The prime minister went on to say the disorder that erupted following anti-immigration protests in Northern Ireland, during which homes were set on fire, was ‘totally unjustified’
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