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UK: Joblessness and 'toxic relations' with police are blamed for Tottenham riot - Citizens inquiry reports that London borough suffers from lack of employment and 'low self-esteem' after interviewing 700 locals

01 February 2012

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UK: Joblessness and 'toxic relations' with police are blamed for Tottenham riot - Citizens inquiry reports that London borough suffers from lack of employment and 'low self-esteem' after interviewing 700 locals (Guardian, link)

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