The shameful incidents that saw far-right rioters jailed: From punching police officers to inciting violence on a livestream - as protesters are locked up for more than 25 years in total

Britain's crackdown over the riots sparked by the killing of three girls in Southport continued today - as more harsh sentences were handed out to thugs at the centre of the violence. Liam Ryan sobbed in court as he pleaded guilty to violent disorder after travelling from West Yorkshire to Manchester's Piccadilly Gardens to 'play an active role in the disorder' Ryan Sheers - goaded police officers before he was bitten by a police dog Ryan Sheers, who yelled 'I pay your wages' at embattled officers before a police dog bit him on the backside, wept in court as he was jailed for more than two years today. Ryan Sheers, 28, and his boyfriend Steven Mailen, 54, were jailed for two years and two months Sheers and Mailen seen dancing and shouting at police officers during the disorder The viral video shows a police dog biting Sheers on the hip during the altercation 'He continued shouting abuse and refused to step back when asked. Cole Stewart pleaded guilty to violent disorder at Teesside Magistrates' Court on Wednesday ahead of sentencing on Friday Stewart was filmed launching bricks at police officers, with one hitting a PC in Darlington Stewart wailed 'I'm a child' when he was pinned to the floor and arrested by officers who intervened The teenager, pictured with a huge brick in his hand, is among dozens of rioters facing justice Derek Drummond - attacked a police officer in front of a mosque Derek Drummond, screamed 's***houses' at officers as they tried to put on their protective gear during a riot in Southport last Tuesday before attacking one male PC as he tried to protect his colleagues. 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 Morgan was part of a group of around 100 people who set fire to bins and buildings, threw bricks and damaged a community hub and a library containing a food bank in County Road, Walton Shocking scenes on County Road, Walton, where a Liverpool library was set on fire during riots Adam Wharton, 28 and Ellis Wharton, 22, targeted the burnt-out site in County Road, Walton, Liverpool, where widespread public disorder took place on Saturday Two brothers who looted a library community hub after it had been torched by rioters in Liverpool have today been jailed.