Baying mob jailed for rioting

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UK riots: Judge hands down longest jail sentences yet

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David Wilkinson and John Honey were part of a 'baying mob' who attacked a car containing three Romanian men in Hull .

Honey , 25 , also looted shops including the cosmetic store Lush , and received a sentence of four years and eight months .

More than 1,000 people have been arrested so far over the disorder, with 480 charged and at least 99 sentences handed down as cases continue to be brought to court.

The presiding judge said Kareem was part of a group which gathered in opposition to men "chanting racist and far-right slogans", but it was "abundantly clear that would result in violence and it did". Further sentences for offences of violent disorder were handed out in Bristol , Sheffield , Sunderland , Blackpool , Liverpool and Plymouth on Friday ..

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formal

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English

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