Violent protests broke out near a mosque in the UK on Tuesday following a tragic incident where three young girls were stabbed to death at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class. Enraged crowds clashed with police, hurling bottles and stones while setting a police van on fire in response to the recent surge in knife-related violence in England. The chaos erupted just one day after a peaceful vigil in Southport for the 13 victims of the stabbing incident, with seven still in critical condition. Riot police attempted to control the agitated demonstrators, who chanted slogans like "No surrender!" and "English till I die!" as they lit fireworks and vandalized the streets. Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to the vigil was met with criticism from some attendees, reflecting the deep grief and anger within the community over the devastating loss of young lives. The gruesome attack at The Hart Space, which claimed the lives of three children and left several others injured, has left the nation in shock and mourning. Swift expressed her disbelief and sorrow at the tragic events, emphasizing the profound impact on the victims' families and the community. The incident highlights the alarming trend of knife-related violence in the UK, where knives are involved in a significant portion of homicides.