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Abdoulaye Douvcoure helped the Toffiees prolong their 69-year long stay with a goal in the 57th minute.&nbsp;

Premier League: Leicester & Leeds relegated, Everton survive scare on final day

Here's how Everton prolonged its 69-year-long stay at Premier League and Leeds and Leicester got demoted from the English football's top division. 

Abdoulaye Douvcoure helped the Toffiees prolong their 69-year long stay with a goal in the 57th minute.&nbsp;

Seven years after the most improbable Premier League title triumph of all, Leicester was relegated from English football's top division to the second-tier EFL championship as Everton survived a scare after beating Bournemoth 1-0 at Goodison Park. Abdoulaye Douvcoure helped the Toffiees prolong their 69-year long stay with a goal in the 57th minute.&nbsp; Meanwhile, Leeds' three-season stay in the Premier League is over after a 4-1 home defeat to Tottenham confirmed the team's relegation.
Harry Kane and Pedro Porro scored early in each half to put Spurs 2-0 ahead on Sunday and, although Jack Harrison reduced the deficit, Kane struck a game-clinching second in what could be his last game for the London club.
Tottenham substitute Lucas Moura sliced through a porous defense in stoppage time to complete the misery for Leeds, which ultimately would have gone down even with a win at Elland Road.
Leeds went into the final day needing not only victory but for relegation rivals Everton and Leicester to drop points. Since they both won, Leeds' 21st league defeat of the season was immaterial and home fans vented their frustration and anger after the final whistle sounded.

Violent clashes broke out in the eastern England city of Leicester last month over a India-Pakistan cricket match. 

Over 180 Hindu groups write to UK PM, say they are ‘living in fear’

Nearly 180 British Indian and Hindu organisations have written to UK Prime Minister Liz Truss saying they feel threatened in the country following the violence in Leicester and Birmingham.

Violent clashes broke out in the eastern England city of Leicester last month over a India-Pakistan cricket match.&nbsp;

Nearly 180 British Indian and Hindu organisations have written to UK Prime Minister Liz Truss saying they feel threatened in the country following the violence in Leicester and Birmingham. They requested her to intervene and protect them as they feel they are being targeted.&nbsp;
&ldquo;We write to draw your attention to the recent disturbances in Leicester, Birmingham and other towns which have greatly distressed the Indian and Hindu communities in the UK. Hatred towards the Hindu community is at an all-time high, to the point where there has been open violence, intimidation, and abuse levelled at Hindus through physical assaults, harassment on social media, and most recently through soft targeting in schools and the workplace,&rdquo; the letter says. It added that Hindus have the United Kingdom its home for more than half a century.
Organisations like National Council of Hindu Temples, BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Sanstha UK, Indian National Students Association UK, Iskcon Manchester, Overseas Friends of BJP (UK), the Hindu Lawyers Association (UK), and Insight UK are among some of signatories to the letter.
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&ldquo;We are less than two per cent of the population, and yet, our contribution, of which you no doubt are aware, is significantly higher both in terms of socio-economic contribution to the British economy and by way of social integration as well as upholding our progressive British values. The Hindu community is one of the most law-abiding, as evidenced by the imprisonment statistics. Yet, today, we feel like a community that is under siege. As a last resort, we write to you to draw your attention to our plight, and the long-term consequences of what is unfolding,&rdquo; the letter further reads.&nbsp;
In their open letter, the put forward six requests.&nbsp;
&ldquo;First, to ensure that the Police are actively investigating the most recent crimes against the Hindu community as set out in this letter; second, to declare and ensure financial support is provided for the victims of these riots, including businesses in Leicester that have been vandalised during the riots and third, to commission an independent investigation into anti-Hindu hatred and its causes.&rdquo;
It added, &ldquo;Fourth, to recognise the threat of British homegrown extremism and how certain parts of Britain have become hubs of radicalisation; fifth, help us fund training for teachers so that they are aware of and can identify and deal with anti-Hindu hatred in schools; and sixth, to ensure that sufficient security is provided to the Hindu community both in the short-term and long-term, including sufficient security during the celebration of Diwali around the UK.
Violent clashes broke out in the eastern England city of Leicester last month over a India-Pakistan cricket match.&nbsp;

Fake news on social media, Pakistan-influenced gangs, or outside elements - what’s responsible for the Leicester violence?

The India Story | Violence in Leicester: Calls for harmony amid communal discord

Fake news on social media, Pakistan-influenced gangs, or outside elements - what&rsquo;s responsible for the Leicester violence?

After violence was reported from Leicester in the UK after an India-Pakistan cricket match, a series of incidents have erupted in the city. Communally-provocative chants, mob clashes, and physical brawls were reported for days after the game was over. Even as police was diverted from Queen Elizabeth&rsquo;s funeral to provide security in the area, a variety of narratives have come forward to explain the discord.
Some people believe the flames were fanned by disinformation on social media, while others say that the disharmony is the work of outsiders out to incite hatred in Leicester, which has been known for its communal harmony. Some are concerned that if the government does not clamp down on this hatred, it could spread to other parts of the UK.
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On this week&rsquo;s episode of The India Story, Vikram Chandra speaks to experts from the UK to decode the happenings in Leicester, even as local residents put forth a united front and call for an end to the hatred and violence.
We also take a look at the sombre scenes at Queen Elizabeth II&rsquo;s final journey.
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 In the wake of incidents in Leicester and Birmingham involving violence targeting the Indian community, the Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday said the Indian High Commission is in touch with the UK side to prevent further attacks and take action against perpetrators.
The Indian High Commission on Monday had strongly condemned violence against the Indian community and vandalisation of Hindu premises in the eastern England city of Leicester and sought immediate action against those involved.
The UK police said on Wednesday a "minor disorder" during a protest outside a Hindu temple in the city of Birmingham involving fireworks targeted at police officers has resulted in a man's arrest and stop and search powers being deployed.
Asked about the incidents, Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi pointed to the statement issued by the high commission condemning the violence.
"Our high commission continues to be in touch with the UK side. We are in touch with diplomatic and security authorities to prevent further attacks and take action against perpetrators," he said.
During his meeting in New York with his British counterpart James Cleverly, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar had raised this issue, he said.
Jaishankar had shared his concerns about the security and welfare of the Indian community in the UK with his British counterpart Cleverly and welcomed his assurances on the same.
"A warm conversation with UK Foreign Secretary @JamesCleverly. Discussed taking forward Roadmap 2030. Appreciate his commitment to deepening our partnership," Jaishankar had tweeted Wednesday.

In touch with UK to prevent further attacks: India on Leicester incident

In the wake of incidents in Leicester and Birmingham involving violence targeting the Indian community, the Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday said the Indian High Commission is in touch with the UK side to prevent further attacks and take action against perpetrators. 

The Indian High Commission on Monday had strongly condemned violence against the Indian community and vandalisation of Hindu premises in the eastern England city of Leicester and sought immediate action against those involved.

&nbsp;In the wake of incidents in Leicester and Birmingham involving violence targeting the Indian community, the Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday said the Indian High Commission is in touch with the UK side to prevent further attacks and take action against perpetrators.
The Indian High Commission on Monday had strongly condemned violence against the Indian community and vandalisation of Hindu premises in the eastern England city of Leicester and sought immediate action against those involved.
The UK police said on Wednesday a "minor disorder" during a protest outside a Hindu temple in the city of Birmingham involving fireworks targeted at police officers has resulted in a man's arrest and stop and search powers being deployed.
Asked about the incidents, Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi pointed to the statement issued by the high commission condemning the violence.
"Our high commission continues to be in touch with the UK side. We are in touch with diplomatic and security authorities to prevent further attacks and take action against perpetrators," he said.
During his meeting in New York with his British counterpart James Cleverly, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar had raised this issue, he said.
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Jaishankar had shared his concerns about the security and welfare of the Indian community in the UK with his British counterpart Cleverly and welcomed his assurances on the same.
"A warm conversation with UK Foreign Secretary @JamesCleverly. Discussed taking forward Roadmap 2030. Appreciate his commitment to deepening our partnership," Jaishankar had tweeted Wednesday.

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