In Northern Ireland, individuals charged in connection with anti-immigration protests could face lengthy remands, contrasting sharply with the swift prosecutions seen in England and Wales, where many charged were sentenced within days. A total of 29 people have been charged with offenses related to recent violent disorders, with legal experts indicating some could remain on remand for up to nine months. Meanwhile, in Tamworth and Stoke-on-Trent, four individuals were remanded in custody for violent disorder, amidst accusations of throwing bricks and livestreaming violence on TikTok. The riots in these areas were sparked by misinformation regarding an asylum seeker in connection with a tragic stabbing incident. The ongoing unrest has prompted authorities to aim for around 30 arrests related to the violence. Police have condemned the disorder, highlighting the need for community vigilance against such criminal behavior.