All news on the topic: UK riots

A rioter who helped fuel a fire outside a hotel housing asylum seekers has been jailed for nine years - the joint longest sentence passed down so far for the nationwide disorder over the summer.

Keir Starmer stated that "there was racism" in the riots that erupted this summer following the knife attack that killed three young girls in Southport in July.

Thomas Birley added fuel to bin fire and threw objects at police during unrest outside hotel housing asylum seekers

Judge tells Hinkley Point worker Gavin Pinder his part in violence is ‘difficult to reconcile’ with ‘highly responsible’ job

Emergency plan set to be introduced that could see alleged criminals released and court cases delayed

John Francis, founder of the group Hull Patriotic Protesters, organized the demonstration against illegal immigration following a stabbing attack that killed three young girls in Southport.

Remarks follow concern about role of misinformation in unrest and come as people are jailed for inciting violence online

A Labour councillor has been arrested by the Met Police and suspended from the party for calling on far-right protesters’ throats to be ‘cut’.

Avon and Somerset Police earlier issued a dispersal zone order for an area in Bristol where potential far-right demonstrations were planned, but a huge crowd of 2,000 counter-protestors have turned out

A family had to barricade themselves inside a garage shop in Hull on Saturday when rioters charged at them, before setting cars and tyres on fire then looting city centre shops

King Charles has asked aides to update him daily on the riots hitting Britain every night, according to reports.

Police are preparing for more possible riots across England - with reports at least 30 protests could be planned for Wednesday

Tommy Robinson has been dropped by his Muslim tax advisor who said she no longer wanted his money as he ‘destroys’ the country.

A police dispersal order has been handed down to stave off potential troublemakers after police learned of social media plans to target shops just days after the Oxford Street disorder