Direct citizen service workers at Barcelona City Council have taken to the streets in another day of strike, which has caused basic social services, direct violence care, and libraries to operate at half capacity this Tuesday. The protesters' main grievance is the refusal to accept the new labor agreement that the council has signed with the CCOO, UGT, and CSIF unions, as they consider it to be a "loss of rights for the professionals" in this sector and, in turn, impacts "the quality of services and the rights of citizens." The council has downplayed the impact of the strike and indicated that at 10 a.m., only 3.8% of the 13,000 workers had joined the call.

Police in Northern Ireland are investigating as a hate crime the burning of a bonfire in Moygashel depicting a boat with twelve mannequins wearing life jackets and a sign reading "Stop the boats"[We stopped the boats]. Moygashel is a small town in County Tyrone, about 75 kilometers southwest of Belfast. The representation, which crowned the pile of shovels with which these bonfires are traditionally made, is a direct reference to the arrival of refugees across the English Channel. The motto "Stop the boats" It was coined by the previous British government, led by Conservative Rishi Sunak.