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Tell Mama reports sharp rise in anti-Muslim hate cases
Merseyside Fire & Rescue service help repair a broken window at Southport Islamic Centre Mosque in Southport, Merseyside, July 31, 2024

AN ORGANISATION monitoring anti-Muslim hate in Britain reported yesterday that it had received a record number of cases last year.

Tell Mama said that 6,313 cases of anti-Muslim hate were reported to it in 2024 — the highest number since it was founded in 2011.

With 5,837 verified cases, the figure surged 165 per cent from the 2,201 recorded in 2022.

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