Sentence examples similar to riots projected from inspiring English sources

Not long back I was working as a researcher on the Guardian's Reading the Riots project, in Toxteth.

The findings come as the Reading the Riots project by the Guardian and London School of Economics reveals the ongoing struggle faced by victims of the riots.

Farida Vis, a lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University, throws a more domestic light on the issue in discussing her work with the Guardian's Reading the Riots project.

Many of the 65 lawyers interviewed for the Reading the Riots project said they relished the excitement and the break in routine.

Asked to produce an interactive visualisation for the Reading the Riots project, we resolved to find a way to show the birth and death of rumours on Twitter.

The Reading the Riots project interviewed 130 police officers of every rank deployed in five different cities during last summer's unrest.

The BBC is now trying to fit the drama-doc series, in which actors voiced verbatim interviews from the Reading the Riots project undertaken by the Guardian and London School of Economics last year, into its packed pre-Olympics schedule.

The imminent Olympics will take place in a city still recovering from riots that the Guardian-LSE Reading the Riots project showed were partly fuelled by resentment at their lavish cost.

There are historic examples of great journalists adopting data too, of course; Philip Meyer, the US journalist behind the Detroit project which inspired our Reading the Riots project - a reporter who used data to create classic new forms of journalism.

In addition to reliving last summer's unrest, a number of police officers interviewed for the Reading the Riots project referred to the abuse experienced in their everyday working lives.

McIlree is one of 45 victims of the civil unrest that swept through England last August who were interviewed as part of the Guardian and LSE's Reading the Riots project.