The number of anti-Muslim incidents in Britain rose to a new high in 2024, according to data compiled by monitoring organisation Tell MAMA, which said the war in Gaza had "super-fuelled" online hate.

Anti-Muslim hate in the UK surged to record levels last year, a charity tracking Islamophobia has found. Almost 6,000 reports to Tell Mama were confirmed by it as anti-Muslim incidents, more than double the number two years ago, with men targeted more than women for the first time since the charity was founded in 2012.

The charity Tell Mama says increase in reports has been fuelled by the war in Gaza and the 2024 riots in Britain