The rioters charged with bringing violence to Britain's streets: Interactive map reveals how many have been charged over days of chaos that have gripped country - how many are from YOUR hometown?

Rioters have brought violence and disorder to our streets over the last week - but many are now being humbled as they face Britain's justice system. Dominic Stanbridge, 31, was also charged with violent disorder Daniel Robinson, 37, of Lesley Street, Bolton, admitted possession of an offensive weapon after being seen carrying a hammer in Bolton town centre Gareth Rigby, 43, of Masefield Drive, Bolton, pleaded guilty to using threatening words or behaviour after telling police officers to 'f*** themselves' Liam Powell, 28, of Hendon Court, Buckshaw Village, Chorley, pleaded guilty to being in possession of cocaine during a riot in Bolton. He entered no plea LIVERPOOL Liam Riley, 40, of Walton Road, Liverpool, pleaded guilty to violent disorder and racially aggravated behaviour after being seen draped himself in a St George’s flag throwing rocks and bricks at the police during a riot in its city centre over the weekend Declan Geiran, 29, of Kelso Road, Liverpool, was convicted of violent disorder and arson after being seen setting fire to a police van outside St George's Hall in the city Gas fitter John O'Malley and Britain's oldest rioter William Nelson Morgan, 69, were jailed for a total of more than five years today Liam Riley, of Walton Road, Liverpool, pleaded guilty to violent disorder and racially aggravated behaviour after being seen draped himself in a St George’s flag throwing rocks and bricks at the police during a riot in its city centre over the weekend. HULL Andrew Stewart, 37, of Anlaby Road in Hull, pleaded guilty to violent disorder after being seen throwing missiles at police and pushing a large burning waste bin towards officers. He was seen pushing up against police riot shields before 'spitting on officers and shields' Lucas Ormond Skeaping, 29, of Warren Lane, Tavistock, admitted to violent disorder after pushing a 17-year-old boy off his bike and was caught on his own GoPro camera throwing a full bottle of Coca-Cola and a rock towards protesters in Plymouth Michael Williams, 51, of Blacklands Close, Sparkwell, pleaded guilty to violent disorder after he was seen kicking another man and found with a stone 'tucked into his jogging bottoms' Lucas Ormond Skeaping, 29, of Warren Lane, Tavistock, admitted to violent disorder after pushing a 17-year-old boy off his bike and was caught on his own GoPro camera throwing a full bottle of Coca-Cola and a rock towards protesters in Plymouth on Monday, August 5.