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Published: 16:51 BST, 23 August 2024 | Updated: 17:04 BST, 23 August 2024

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Hundreds of people have appeared in court over the past fortnight following the far-right riots that swept the UK.

Yobs attacked strangers in the streets, targeted asylum hotels and assaulted police officers in disgraceful scenes fuelled by lies peddled online.

Dozens have since been convicted of crimes for their roles in the mayhem.

MailOnline has collated the details of some of the thugs who have been sentenced including their mugshots, what they were convicted of, and how long they have been sent away for.

You can filter the graph by incident location, allowing you to see who was convicted in connection with riots near you.

Some people have also been slapped with tough sentences for posting online with hateful content writing to encourage violence. To search for these people, filter the location by 'Online'.

Not everyone who has been sentenced can be named or pictured.

Due to the rapidly evolving nature of the situation, some may be missing from the data.

Additional reporting: Jon Brady, Eirian Jane Prosser, Matthew Lodge, Rory Tingle and Dan Woodland

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