Theresa May calls Polish PM 'to express her deep regret' at post-Brexit attacks

Theresa may additionally has called her counterpart in Poland to specific "deep regret" over race-hate attacks on Polish citizens living within the uk.

Latest News:It comes after a series of incidents which included the killing of a Polish man

Downign road said Ms may advised Beata Szydlo that "hate crime has no region in uk society" after Poles fell sufferer to a sequence of incidents considering that Britain voted to leave the ecu, consisting of one which left a man lifeless.

The Polish Embassy in London said its consuls have intervened 15 times in recent weeks over reviews of xenophobic incidents.

Quite a number 10 spokesman stated: "The high Minister referred to as high Minister Szydlo this afternoon to explicit her deep remorse at recent attacks on Polish residents within the united kingdom.

"Top Minister Szydlo thanked her for the persevering with aid of the British authorities and expressed her gratitude that the house secretary and foreign secretary had received their Polish opposite numbers in London this week to speak about the incidents.

"The prime Minister reiterated that detest crime has no vicinity in united kingdom society, highlighting the motion that both the authorities and the police are taking.

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"She updated prime Minister Szydlo on the United Kingdom's new Hate Crime movement Plan and the United Kingdom-hosted occasion on the 26 September OSCE meeting in Warsaw."

Attacks on Polish citizens consist of the killing of Arkadiusz Jozwik in Harlow, Essex, and the assault of two Polish guys inside hours of a vigil following his dying.

The discussions among the 2 leaders got here after domestic Secretary Amber Rudd and overseas Secretary Boris Johnson additionally held talks with their opposite numbers on Monday.