Today, 67 years ago, on August 24, 1958 (Calendar, July 10, 1958), racial riots occurred in London. Young people arrested in racial riots in London on August 24, 1958, after five blacks were beaten by white youths, three days of severe riots occurred in North London's Notting Hill. Police arrested more than 150 people. On the evening of August 30, about 200 whites and blacks fought in the streets, property was destroyed, a black family was bombed by gasoline. The next evening there were several severe riots, with 400 blacks and whites chasing the beating for four hours in a row, and police were attacked and wounded in crowds. On September 1, a number of more than two thousand teenagers attacked black people's houses, broke windows, causing huge damage. Police suspect