A violent disturbance in Leeds’ Harehills area on Thursday evening led to a flipped police car and a bus set on fire, linked to children being taken into care. Authorities advised residents to stay indoors. Yorkshire police promised a full investigation and accountability, while local officials urged calm and de-escalation to prevent further community tensions. A violent disturbance in Leeds’ Harehills area on Thursday evening led to a flipped police car and a bus set on fire, linked to children being taken into care. Authorities advised residents to stay indoors. Yorkshire police promised a full investigation and accountability, while local officials urged calm and de-escalation to prevent further community tensions. Economic Times
March 9, 2025
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