A series of violent protests in the UK have resulted in over 23 arrests, with rioters as young as 14 facing court for their involvement. The unrest, which began in Bolton and spread to cities like Liverpool and Rotherham, was characterized by clashes between opposing groups, leading to chaos and property damage. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has called for swift justice against those involved, proposing that ringleaders could face terrorism charges. Courts are on alert for quick proceedings, with the Home Secretary ensuring that justice will be served. Among those charged are two brothers for burglary during riots in Liverpool, as well as a 14-year-old who launched fireworks at police. The situation remains tense, with continued efforts to restore order and prevent further violence.