成人快手

Adil Ray's in Birmingham and Stephen Nolan's in Manchester in the aftermath of the violence across England. Community Leaders appeal for calm after three men are killed after being run down by a car while proecting their property.

Stephen and Adil get reports from across the country in areas that experienced trouble over the last few days.

Adil talks to Khushia Sohal, a friend of one of the brothers who died in Birmingham.

Stephen talks to a magistrate who's served on the Trafford bench for 13 years about how the rioters will be dealt with.

We hear from Magistrates courts in London and Solihull where cases were being heard into the night.

Adil hears from Toxteth where some residents had taken to the streets to try to prevent more problems.

Hairdresser Louise Johnson explains how she stood outside her hair salon in Wolverhampton warning youths not to touch her premises.

And we hear from businesses affected by the violence including Mark Dawson's music shop in Manchester which was ransacked on Tuesday night.