Recent protests in the UK, primarily driven by far-right groups, have devolved into violent riots across multiple cities, including Plymouth, Croydon, and Rotherham. In Plymouth, a planned anti-migrant protest escalated into a clash involving weapons, leading to multiple injuries and arrests, while in Rotherham, police faced projectiles and disruptive behavior during an anti-immigration rally. The Archbishop of Canterbury condemned the riots as 'not British,' emphasizing that the actions of rioters defile the national flag. Over 400 arrests have been made nationwide, with police reinforcing their presence amid fears of further unrest. Tensions have been heightened following the tragic murder of three girls in Southport, prompting some to react with anger in protest. The Metropolitan Police have described some disturbances as pure anti-social behavior, distancing them from organized protests.