UK disorder LIVE: More than 370 arrested as scenes of violence continue in Plymouth

More than 370 people have been arrested so far after days of violent protests and disorder across the UK.

A peaceful vigil was held in Southport last night to commemorate Bebe King, Elsie Dot Stancombe and Alice Dasilva Aguiar, a week after they were tragically killed. But as this was happening, rioting continued for a seventh day as 'sustained violence' broke out in Plymouth.

Bricks and fireworks were launched towards officers who had attempted to keep rival demonstrations apart in the city. Six arrests were made after 'several officers' suffered minor injuries and two members of the public were taken to hospital, Devon and Cornwall Police said.

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The Police Service of Northern Ireland said it was 'dealing with ongoing disorder' in the Donegall Road area of south Belfast last night, with the BBC reporting riot officers had stones and petrol bombs thrown at them. Sky News also reported on Monday that one of its vans was attacked in Birmingham by a 'knife-wielding man'.

The news outlet reported its journalists had observed 'a large gathering of Muslim men' who said they were preparing to ‘defend’ the street from another rumoured far-right protest in the area. West Midlands Police (WMP) said it was investigating reports of a man who was in possession of an offensive weapon, as well as other incidents and pledged to 'work hard to identify and arrest those responsible'.

The force said a large number of people had gathered in the Bordesley area of the city. Police said there were no clashes with members of an opposing group, and despite social media rumours of a far-right protest, it did not take place.

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