Violence erupted on the streets of Southport on July 30, 2024 - a day after the tragic murder of seven-year-old Elsie Dot Stancombe, nine-year-old Alice da Silva Aguiar, and six-year-old Bebe King during a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in the Merseyside town.
The attacker, Axel Rudakubana, was later sentenced to a minimum of 52 years in prison.
The unrest began after false information spread online, falsely claiming the attacker was a Muslim asylum seeker.
The disorder quickly escalated and spread across England and Northern Ireland, including riots in towns and cities such as Blackpool.
The violence, which lasted just over a week, ended following dozens of large counter-demonstrations nationwide.
This wave of riots was the most severe the UK has seen since the 2011 disturbances, which involved widespread looting, arson and resulted in five deaths.
Below are the faces of the 67 people sentenced for their part in the disorder:
43. Thomas Birchmore
Thomas Birchmore was captured kicking a police vehicle on the day of the disorder in Southport in Southport. Birchmore, of Manley Street, Ince-in-Makerfield, received two years in prison. | Merseyside Police
44. Ryan Williams
Ryan Williams was jailed for his involvement in the violent disorder in Southport in July. The court heard that Williams, of Black Brook Close, Southport, threw full bricks at police and the mosque on St Luke's Road. He persistently participated in the disorder and received one year and ten months in prison after pleading guilty at a previous hearing. | Merseyside Police
45. Sam Winstanley
Sam Winstanley, 27 years, of Lune Road, Wigan, was sentenced to two years and eight months in jail for his role in violent disorder in Southport. The court heard that Winstanley travelled from Wigan to join in the disorder which took place on Sussex Road in Southport on July 30. He was seen on CCTV footage wearing a flag of the St George’s Cross to cover his face. He was at the forefront of the disorder and was captured on CCTV throwing multiple glass bottles at the police line. | Merseyside Police
46. Scott Brooks
Scott Brooks, 38 years, appeared at Liverpool Crown Court after pleading guilty for violent disorder in Southport on 30 July 30. Brooks, of Francis Street, Wigan, was captured on CCTV at the forefront and encouraged others to take part in the disorder on Sussex Road. He was sentenced to two years and eight months in prison. | Merseyside Police
47. Daniel Frazer
Daniel Frazer, 24, of Seafield Road, New Ferry, was sentenced to two years in prison for violent disorder in Liverpool. | Merseyside Police
48. Lloyd Killner
Lloyd Killner, 35 years, of Burton Road, Lincoln, was sentenced to two years and 10 months in prison for violent disorder in Liverpool. | Merseyside Police