Across the UK, multiple individuals have been sentenced for their involvement in violent disorders stemming from protests and unrest. In Plymouth, Andrew Ball and Grant Braidwood were each jailed for 32 months, while Kerry Gove received an 18-month sentence. In Preston, Roger Haywood was jailed for assaulting emergency workers and participating in violent disorder. In Bristol, Dominic Capaldi was sentenced to 34 months, Daniel Russell received 32 months, and Mark Bowen was given 25 months for their roles in anti-immigration protests. Additionally, Gareth Metcalfe, Philip Prescot, and David Hill received sentences for violence following the Southport knife attack. These cases highlight the UK's zero-tolerance stance on violent protests and the ongoing efforts by law enforcement to address and prosecute such behaviors.