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Rioters will face a 'reckoning' after far-right yobs across the country torched hotels, attacked police and brought chaos to the streets of Britain, the Home Secretary warned. This comes as: ROTHERHAM: Police defend themselves as far-right thugs launch planks of wood on Sunday ROTHERHAM: Violent thugs yesterday attacked a hotel reported to be housing asylum seekers ROTHERHAM: A rioter throws blocks of concrete towards a hotel on Sunday Writing in the Times the Home Secretary held nothing back when she said: 'Make no mistake: there will be a reckoning for the individuals who took part in this violence, those who whipped them up on social media and in online forums and those who have felt emboldened by this moment to stir up racial hatred.' A group of protesters were kept apart from counter protesters in Bolton this afternoon A fire extinguisher is sprayed at riot police in Rotherham Property is vandalised as far-right activists in Middlesbrough Protesters try to cram into the migrant hotel through a damaged fire exit in Rotherham Riot police clash with anti-migration protesters outside of the Holiday Inn Express in Manvers, which is being used as an asylum hotel ROTHERHAM: Police have been trying to fend off agitators outside the hotel yesterday Yvette Cooper slammed actions taken by rioters this week, as more than 420 people have been arrested, warning 'many more will follow' as authorities scour CCTV footage for criminals Starmer blasted 'far-Right thuggery', for which he promised swift justice amid another day of violent scenes nationwide. Police officers stand near the broken windows of the hotel during an anti-immigration protest ROTHERHAM: Police try to control the deplorable violence after a mob attacked a hotel Police officers detain a protester who broke through the police line A thug throws a brick at a parked car during an anti-immigration protest in Middlesbrough Police have said that there was a 'staggering' surge of violence which led to 35 people being arrested in Middlesbrough on Sunday. MIDDLESBROUGH: A car burns on Parliament Road after it was set alight by far-right thugs MIDDLESBROUGH: Police raced off with far-right agitators on Parliament Road yesterday A man is detained as Far-right activists hold a demonstration in Middlesbrough An anti-immigration protester wearing a Union Jack mask outside of the Holiday Inn Express An aerial view of the anti-migration protesters stand outside of the Holiday Inn Express Counter-protesters shout at police officers as they push against a cordon in Bolton Objects thrown at the hotel as trouble flares during an anti-immigration protest outside the Holiday Inn Express LIVERPOOL: Police officers attend to a shell-shocked colleague after a face-off with protesters on Saturday Mr Akinbusoye, who was Britain's first black PCC, added: 'Our entire criminal justice system is going to have to be revisited in terms of how the authorities are going to be able to legitimately counter and pre-empt these narratives.