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Hotel housing asylum seekers at centre of fresh protests, while demonstration also taking place outside Britannia International Hotel in Canary Wharfby
by Georgia Bell, Bill Bowkett, Shaun Wilson, Ben Lucas & Megan Howe – 11 minutes ago
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/epping-protests-bell-hotel-canary-wharf-migrants-tommy-robinson-b1240185.html
URBAN SCOOP – LIVE AT THE BELL MIGRANT HOTEL IN EPPING
Tommy Robinson – Ended 1 hour ago
Ezra Levant interview @ 1:27:15…
https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1yoJMoyQPndKQ
At least 38 killed in church attack in eastern DR Congo
The assault in Komanda city is believed to have been carried out by ADF rebels, wielding guns and machetes.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/27/at-least-38-killed-in-church-attack-in-eastern-dr-congo
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The ADF, with ties to ISIL (ISIS), is a rebel group that operates in the borderland between Uganda and the DRC, and has routinely conducted attacks against civilian populations.
Several houses and shops were also burned down, and many people remain missing after the attack, which happened while Catholic Christians were attending a prayer vigil at the church, run by the Caritas charity.
“The rebels mainly attacked Christians who were spending the night in the Catholic church,” said Christophe Munyanderu, a human rights activist present at the scene in Komanda. “Unfortunately, these people were killed with machetes or bullets.”
DRC’s Radio Okapi reported the death toll as 43, blaming it on the ADF. “More than 20 victims were killed with bladed weapons during a prayer vigil in a church,” the radio said. “Other bodies were found in burned houses nearby.”
“What we know this morning is that there was an incursion by armed men with machetes into a church not far from Komanda,” DRC army spokesperson Jules Ngongo said.
A civil society leader told The Associated Press news agency that people were shot dead inside and outside the church, adding that they found at least three charred bodies.
“But the search [for bodies] is continuing,” Dieudonne Duranthabo, a civil society coordinator in Komanda, told AP.
“We are truly disappointed because it is incredible that such a situation could occur in a town where all the security officials are present,” Duranthabo said, adding that some people fled the area and moved to Bunia town.
“We demand military intervention as soon as possible, since we are told the enemy is still near our town.”
The United Nations Organisation Stabilisation Mission in the DRC has condemned a recent resurgence in violence in Ituri. Earlier this month, ADF killed dozens of people in the province in what a UN spokesperson described as a “bloodbath”.
The ADF was formed by disparate small groups in Uganda in the late 1990s following alleged discontent with President Yoweri Museveni.
In 2002, following military assaults by Ugandan forces, the group moved its activities to neighbouring DRC and has since been responsible for the killings of thousands of civilians. In 2019, it pledged allegiance to ISIL.
The ADF’s leadership says it is fighting to form a hardliner government in the East African country.
The DRC army has long struggled against the rebel group, and it is now grappling with a complex web of attacks since renewed hostilities with the Rwanda-backed M23 rebels.
Violence against Christians is on the rise all around the world, another sign that WWIII is starting.