Sentence examples for riots reports from inspiring English sources

The Guardian's Reading the Riots reports left me with a sensation of enormous sadness.

Amid the riots, reports of human rights abuses, and fear of a new Cold War during the Crimean crisis earlier this year, you might recall the plight of Ukraine's military dolphins, which were seized by Russian forces when they overtook Sevastopol, the home of Russia's Black Sea Fleet.

Johnson said the concerns highlighted in the second part of the Reading the Riots report, jointly conducted by the Guardian and the London School of Economics, were "very helpful to all of us who want to campaign for higher police numbers".

The prizewinning Reading The Riots report, put together by the Guardian, supports this idea – that most people who took part in 2011's disorder were part of this "lost generation" of the young: kids from the poorest families, from the most hopeless places.

Nadya and Masha of Pussy Riot reported being arrested three times in as many days in Sochi early last week.

It was less than a month after the riot report had been made public, but Colleen Gwynne wanted another investigation.

Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke said the figures showed existing criminals were on the rampage during last month's riots, Tom Symonds reports.

Paul Lewis The Guardian's special projects editor, during the riots Paul reported on the frontline in cities across England.

He says he hated the way the riots were reported, as if it was simply an uprising of black youth.

The army was called in to help, but even a month after the rioting erupted, reports of sporadic killings and arson are still trickling in.

News starts riots Police reported that sporadic acts of violence broke out in the Negro section of the town, as news of the shooting spread.