Nearly 400 arrests have been made in the UK following six days of riots sparked by the fatal stabbings of three children in Southport, with unrest fueled by false rumors regarding the suspect's identity. Police officers have faced violence in cities like Plymouth, where attacks included petrol bombs and missiles, leading to injuries among law enforcement and civilians. Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned the riots as 'far-right thuggery' and announced an increase in police presence and measures to address the violence. In Birmingham, disturbances erupted after rumors of a planned far-right march, resulting in attacks on vehicles and a pub. Law enforcement has committed to dealing robustly with those committing public order offenses. The National Police Chiefs' Council reported a total of 378 arrests, emphasizing the urgent need for a coordinated government response to the escalating violence.