内容摘要："We need to build on existing laws and strategies to protect communities from all forms of hate and intolerance, online as well as offline," Ms Rautio said.

"We need to build on existing laws and strategies to protect communities from all forms of hate and intolerance, online as well as offline," Ms Rautio said.

The government has also blamed the £22bn black hole for the decision to cut winter fuel payments.A debate and non-binding vote on the issue had been expected on Monday but could now take place on Wednesday, when many activists will have left the conference.

Unite, which is among the trade unions calling for the cut to be reversed, branded the delay an "outrage".Rachel Reeves also signalled possible changes to the rules on government borrowing in order to allow more investment.This should work with the newly announced industrial strategy, to be released with the Budget on 30 October.

People have been reminded that the use of electronic scooters on public roads is not permitted and those caught using them could face prosecution.The Isle of Man Constabulary said there had been a "rise in complaints" about e-scooter use.

In a statement it urged parents to make themselves aware of the implications of buying them for their children to use them and they were "not road legal".

"That means no roads, no pavements, no cycle paths, and no public spaces. They're simply not allowed," it said.Rahmi, the owner of the cafe, who has been in Belfast for 35 years, told BBC News NI on Sunday that he "could have been killed".

He reiterated that there could have been more of a police presence when "the parade was walking" through the area.“You watch the videos and you can see only me and these big, massive chairs that they keep throwing at me.

“I’m sure if I had left the door open, they would do more damage or burn the inside.”On Saturday, the police said it was aware of a number of reports of criminal damage and were treating them as hate crimes.