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Ministers locked in talks with judiciary about bringing in emergency measures following violent clashes in major cities that left police injured.
There were violent confrontations in Liverpool , Manchester , Leeds , Belfast , Stoke and Hull in a second night of serious rioting that first began in Sunderland on Friday .
Police officers were attacked and forced to draw their batons as they came under fire from bricks, bottles and flares.
In Hull, four people were arrested as three officers were hurt after a group of people targeted a hotel which houses asylum seekers.
The Strand was closed by police to ensure the safety of the public and to enable officers to deal with the incident.
A kiosk in Liverpool One and a phone shop on Church Street were damaged, broken into and looted.
A number of people set off fire extinguishers and threw various items including bricks and bottles at officers.
Police also said two officers had been taken to hospital - one with a suspected broken nose.
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