More Police and New Laws to Stop Hate in London

Introduction

The police and the UK government want to protect Jewish people. There are more attacks and hate crimes in London now.

Main Body

Some people attacked Jewish buildings and people. Because of this, the government says the danger of terrorism is high. Many crimes happened in April in a place called Barnet. The police now have a special team of 100 officers. They have more money to help. But the police leader says they need more officers and more money to stop the hate. The government wants new laws. People who work for other countries to cause trouble can go to prison for 14 years. The government will also punish universities and art groups that allow hate speech.

Conclusion

The UK government is using more police and stronger laws to stop hate and keep people safe.

Learning

💡 The 'Action' Pattern

In this text, we see how to describe what people want to do using the word WANT.

The Formula: Person \rightarrow want \rightarrow action

Examples from the story:

  • The police want to protect people.
  • The government wants new laws.

🛠️ Simple Words for Big Ideas

Instead of using hard words, use these common ones found in the text:

Hard IdeaSimple WordExample
Legal rulesLawsNew laws are coming.
JailPrisonThey go to prison.
SafeProtectProtect the people.

⚠️ Watch the 'S'

Look at the difference in the text:

  1. The police (many people) \rightarrow want
  2. The government (one group) \rightarrow wants

Remember: One person/group gets an 's' on the action word!

Vocabulary Learning

police
law enforcement officers who keep the community safe
Example:The police arrived quickly after the robbery.
government
the group of people that runs a country or city
Example:The government announced new rules.
protect
to keep safe from danger or harm
Example:She wants to protect her friends from bullying.
hate
to feel strong dislike for someone or something
Example:He hates loud noises.
crimes
illegal acts that break the law
Example:The police investigate the crimes.
attacks
an act of violence against someone or something
Example:The attacks caused many injuries.
danger
a risk or threat that can cause harm
Example:Walking on the cliff is a danger.
terrorism
the use of violence to scare people for political reasons
Example:The city is worried about terrorism.
special
different from ordinary; unique
Example:She received a special gift.
officers
people who work for the police
Example:The officers helped the victims.
money
currency used to buy goods or services
Example:She saved her money for a trip.
stop
to end or prevent something
Example:They tried to stop the fire.