Riots in England, Northern Ireland
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•UK riots: Nearly 400 arrested after six days of violence
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Nearly 400 people have been arrested after six days of riots in parts of England and Northern Ireland , police say.
Police were attacked in Plymouth as they attempted to keep rival protesters apart.
In Birmingham , petrol bombs were thrown at officers in Belfast and police dealt with unrest in Birmingham .
In Plymouth , police said there had been a "level of violence" shown towards officers.
111 people were arrested in central London on Wednesday evening .
Offences included violent disorder, assaults on officers, possession of weapons and breach of protest conditions.
Police say 43 arrests have been made so far in Middlesbrough and Sunderland .
Sir Keir announced a "standing army" of specialist police officers would be ready to be deployed in the event of further riots.
Downing Street says no plans for the military to be involved.
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