Multicultural UK town bids to turn page on troubled past

Luton, north of London, is among a small number of UK towns and cities with a non-white majority. An estimated 150 languages and dialects are spoken in the town of 230,000 people. Notorious far-right agitator Tommy Robinson and misogynist influencer Andrew Tate, who faces court cases in Britain and Romania, hail from the town, where about a third of residents are Muslim. Both have used Luton and its post-industrial struggles with deprivation and community cohesion in their stories. Robinson in...