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Three men jailed in first Crown Court sentences over rioting

Sky News Wednesday, 7 August 2024
Three men have been jailed after they admitted to their roles in rioting in the wake of the killing of three young girls in Southport.
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News video: Far-right rioters handed first jail sentences over violence

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Jonathan Egan of the Crown Prosecution Service has warned right-wing extremists involved in rioting, that they will 'face the full force of the law'. His comments outside Liverpool Crown Court, come as the first jail sentences and community orders were handed to offenders involved in violent...

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