Two arrested over Facebook video of Koran burning. Police have arrested two people on suspicion of racial hatred after a video appeared online showing a man burning a copy of the Koran. The video, which Mail. Online has chosen not to publish, shows a tattooed man standing in a kitchen complaining about being unable to start a fire. Speaking into the camera, he says: 'I've been trying to get my poxy fire started for half- hour wondering what s**t I can get it going with.'Holding a paperback copy of the Koran up to the camera, he adds: 'And then I found this.'The video, posted on Facebook and You. Tube on Tuesday, shows a tattooed man (pictured) standing in a kitchen complaining about being unable to start a fire.

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He then shows the camera a copy of the Koran to the camera and says: 'Then I found this'Two videos were posted on Facebook and You. Tube on Tuesday and are still available today on various pages. The second shows the man standing outside tearing pages from the holy book and throwing them on a bonfire. He says to the camera: 'And it worked, all I've got left is the poxy, sh***y cover and look, that's on the fire as well.'West Mercia Police have confirmed they have arrested two people in connection with the video. Detectives said a 4. Worcestershire was arrested on suspicion of posting videos or images likely to cause racial hatred and a 4. Evesham has also been arrested on suspicion of inciting racial hatred.

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Superintendent Kevin Purcell said: 'This was a concerning incident and we will be carrying out a thorough investigation. It is being investigated as a hate crime.'We have been in contact with our local Muslim community via Councillor Jabba Riaz, deputy Mayor for Worcester who, as always, acts as a critical friend in support of what we do.'If anyone has any concerns about social media posts that potentially incite hate, I would urge them not to share the posts but to report the incident to the police and social media company at the earliest opportunity.'Copies of the Koran are treated with high regard by Muslims and any move to desecrate or destroy the holy book is seen as an insult. It comes as a Press Association investigation found Facebook and Twitter had failed to take down a number of misleading videos posted by nationalist group Britain First. Since April 1.

These videos have been shared almost 7,0. Videos posted by the group often target minority groups, and analysis found they consistently posted false claims about the circumstances being shown, including untrue claims that Muslims and migrants had attacked women and police. The footage is either posted directly to Facebook and Twitter, or embedded in one of the party's websites, which are laden with adverts, and then linked to by their social media accounts. Their verified Facebook page has over 1.

Conservative, Labour and the Lib Dem parties have combined. Their Twitter following, however, is far smaller: their unverified @Britain. First. HQ account has just short of 1.

Paul Golding has 2. Jayda Fransen has 2. Despite social networks announcing high profile measures to tackle 'fake news' in recent months, the content remained on both platforms days after it was alerted to them by PA. Watch I Saw The Devil Online Forbes more. Twitter said it does not comment on individual accounts for 'privacy and security reasons'. Facebook said it is investigating the posts and that it understands 'that misleading information can be harmful to our community and we want to do our part to address it'. When Mail. Online contacted Facebook regarding the Koran burning footage it asked for links to the video and said it would 'investigate'. Knife- wielding men outside mosque 'threaten to kill Muslims'A pair of knife- wielding men allegedly threatened to kill Muslims while lurking outside the Faizan e Madina Mosque (pictured) in Fishponds, Bristol.

A pair of knife- wielding men allegedly threatened to kill Muslims while lurking outside a mosque in the wake of the London terror attack. The men, aged 3. 0 and 4. Faizan e Madina Mosque in Fishponds, Bristol.  A neighbouring mosque at the Greenbank told worshippers that elderly people and women should be accompanied on journeys to and from there. A man, who asked to remain anonymous, said: 'An announcement was made that a man had approached worshippers at the Faizan e Madina Mosque in Fishponds and threatened them with a knife saying he would kill Muslims.'The police were called and he was subsequently arrested.'In the announcement it was recommended that women and the elderly should be accompanied when travelling to and from Greenbank Mosque and to let people know where you are and when you have reached home.'We also have a security guard posted outside Greenbank Mosque. There was a police car posted outside the Fishponds Mosque yesterday.'The men were seen making racist comments before going into a house on a nearby road around the corner from where the threats were made.

A spokesman from Avon and Somerset Constabulary said: 'At 2pm yesterday we received an anonymous report that two men carrying knives were seen entering a residential property.'The men were said to have made racist comments before entering the address. 'Officers attended the property and two men, one aged 3. They have both since been released under investigation.'Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.