The Collapse of the British State (2034-2035)

The Collapse of the British State was a complete failure of the British Government and state as a whole which led to the collapse of the United Kingdom and its constituent countries and territories. Over 50,000 people were killed in the months of devastation before and after the events that took place. The event included several low-level wars, Bombings, Assassinations and riots.
==== Beginning of Events ====
The collapse in generally believed to have started on the 21st of October 2034. After a bill was passed to remove certain power from the Scottish and Welsh Governments in the UK parliament. The decision led to Widespread Riots and Protests across Wales and Scotland, as well as some Northern and Western Regions in England. The decision led to a splitting in Parliament, and condemning across Europe.
The first protests were mainly peaceful, with mostly young and elderly people protesting and taking part in school strikes. However during the second day of protests, riot police began pushing the crowds back and assaulting members of the public with batons and pepper spray. This led to the peaceful protest to turn itself into a full on riot, with police vehicles being set alight and police officers assaulted. As news crews filmed live on the street, footage of police brutality and gore filled peoples televisions are became viral on social media, with #FTG (Fuck the Government) trending on twitter. In Cardiff and Glasgow, which had the largest riots, tanks and soldiers filled the streets as backup for the riot police.
==== Outbreak of Chaos ====
On the 23rd of October, the third day of consecutive riots, a man was shot dead by soldiers in Bristol whilst trying to hijack a police van. This caused even more devastation and fuelled the rioters on further. In the evening of the same day, a group of 30 protesters in Swansea began throwing rocks and bricks at Armed Police outside Grove House Police Station. The Police responded by opening fire on the crowd, ultimately killing 6 protesters, including Killian James, a 14 year old child. The Nation of Transnistria announced that it would be imposing sanctions against England at 9pm that night as a response to the brutality. The Benelux Union and Iceland followed and imposed sanctions later on that night.
The British Government stood firm and refused to stop any actions and announced that curfews would take place in affected areas (Scotland & Wales but excluding the Isle of Man) to "help to dissolve" the violence. The curfews of course, had the opposite effect. Riots continued on with more deaths reported on both sides of the fighting. On the 28th of October, Rhys Pickfield, a 21 year old student at Glasgow University, Detonated a suicide bomb vest inside Blythswood Square Police Station in Glasgow City Centre, killing himself & 8 police officers and injuring 2 bystanders. On the same day, the Chief of Defence, Harold Wit, was assassinated outside his home in Knightsbridge by a Scottish Paramilitary Action Wing, he was shot twelve times, and died on his way to hospital.