David Notley, a 67-year-old man, has been sentenced to 20 months in prison for causing religiously aggravated distress and violent disorder during a far-right protest in London. Notley chanted derogatory remarks about Islam and confronted police officers with a fighting pose, precipitating violence. This incident occurred amid unrest triggered by a mass stabbing in Southport that led to widespread protests and violence across the UK. Separately, Bradley McCarthy, 34, was jailed for 20 months for violent disorder after shouting at a police dog and using racist slurs during an anti-immigration rally in Bristol. Both cases are part of a broader crackdown on violence and disorder following the Southport stabbings, with numerous individuals being charged and jailed for their roles in recent riots.