UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has vowed to impose 'swift criminal sanctions' on participants of recent far-right riots that erupted following the tragic murder of three young girls in Southport. An emergency meeting with police and ministers led to plans for enhanced criminal justice measures and the deployment of specially trained police officers to combat ongoing violence. The riots, fueled by disinformation about the suspect's background, have resulted in clashes between anti-immigration demonstrators and law enforcement across multiple cities, with hundreds of arrests made. Starmer condemned the violence as 'organized, violent thuggery' and assured that those involved would face severe legal repercussions, including potential jail sentences. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper echoed this sentiment, promising strong action against those inciting racial hatred. The government seeks to restore order and protect vulnerable communities targeted during the unrest.