Britain was ablaze again Saturday night as shameless far-right thugs took to the streets to torch buildings and loot shops in another night of violent chaos.
Anarchy descended onto the streets of Liverpool, Hull, Manchester and Belfast as riots broke out once more, with police forces across the country bracing for disorder again Sunday night.
A community library on the Merseyside that only opened last year after months of fundraising was set on fire as more than 300 people descended on the streets of a deprived city suburb.
As firefighters tried to put on the flames that engulfed Spellow Lane Library Hub – which also functions as a food bank – rioters threw a missile at the engine, before breaking the rear window of a nearby cab.
Shocking photos from this morning show the burnt out interior of the library, with bookshelves tipped on their side, and glass surrounding the remaining computers.
One officer was shoved off his motorbike while another was looked after by colleagues after appearing shell-shocked following a violent confrontation with a protester.
Elsewhere, shameless looters took advantage of the violent mayhem, stealing everything from phones, shoes and wine from local shops.
In Hull, a Shoezone was pictured with smashed out windows with a fire raging inside.
Those involved were seen carelessly trading Crocs on the side of the road while chaos ensued.
Meanwhile, in Belfast stores were shamelessly set on fire and destroyed – with photos from outside one café showing yobs smashing their benches on the ground.
It comes as the country has been engulfed by a week of violent riots, sparked by the Southport stabbing frenzy at a Taylor Swift-themed dance party left three little girls dead on Monday.
