Brexit and the waning days of the United Kingdom

[Josquius]

The American right used to go on and on about "no-go" zone in Britain.  I thought it was complete bullshit, but this year football fans from a certain country were told not to show up in a certain city because it wouldn't be safe.  So I guess there are no-go zones now?

Also, this Egyptian guy, was he the same lot that got gunned down while people on Languish cheered 10-15 years ago?

This happens quite often in European competitions.
E.g.
https://www.tntsports.co.uk/football/uefa-europa-conference-league/2023-2024/legia-warsaw-fans-banned-for-five-away-matches-after-trouble-at-aston-villa-in-uefa-europa-conferenc_sto9919453/story.shtml

There's far more "no go zones" in the US than the UK.

Where are the no-go zones in the US?

https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=Worst+us+zip+code+crime+rate+

[Valmy]

Where are the no-go zones in the US?

In order to answer that question I guess you would need to actually define what a zone is and what qualities a zone would have to get the designation "no-go".

I would say most of the state of Missouri personally.

[Admiral Yi]

Where are the no-go zones in the US?

I've seen gangs of quite young kids throwing stones at tourists walking home at night from the L'Enfant Plaza metro stop presumably to their hotel on South Capitol Street.  This was in DC. I would advise any white tourists to "no go" that part of town. I've had a rock and a bottle thrown at me on 8th Street between Chinatown and Howard University.