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Yesterday in Glasgow, a far-right group marched through a public park. A local man, born and raised in the area, challenged them and made it clear they weren’t welcome. After the confrontation, they claimed he had been “recording children in the park” a narrative that was rapidly amplified by...

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Richmond Park, Gorbals, Glasgow, 12 July 2026. A protest in the Gorbals area over child safety concerns led to a confrontation that went viral after misleading claims spread online. The protest on 12 July was the second day of demonstrations following reports that two 12-year-old girls had been followed near Richmond Park’s children’s play area. Quroum Beg, a fourth-generation Scottish man who lives near the park, saw the march and began recording, shouting "I see you" and calling them racists. Protesters asked why he was filming. Beg replied that he was "just filming." He followed the group into the park. In the park, Beg filmed himself and said "Look at me, just one man against the hate march" before protesters asked him to leave. He then sat on the swings and continued filming. A protester shouted "You’re filming kids!" as his phone was pointed toward the play area. Police eventually escorted him away. A short, low-quality clip starting partway through the confrontation was shared on Facebook and Telegram groups with captions describing Beg as a foreign man. The clip was posted on X and widely amplified. Beg later released his own recording of the encounter. In the extended video, no children are visible with him. He appears alone when he leaves his home and confronts the protesters. While Beg actively escalated the situation by approaching and filming the protesters, the specific claim that he was targeting children is untrue. The viral clip and captions shifted the focus onto Beg personally, while the original local safety concerns that sparked the protest were largely forgotten. #UKNews #Glasgow #Scotland

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