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12:29Now PlayingHome Secretary, Yvette Cooper, has warned rioters involved in 'criminal thuggery' can expect a 'knock at the door', following a weekend of violent clashes.
The weekend saw disorder break out across the country, with more than 420 arrests made.
And speaking with Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, Cooper warned that UK courts "are on standby" to serve up justice, confirming "there are prison places available" for those inciting violence.
"We should be clear, there will be people who thinking they’re going on their summer holiday this week and will instead be receiving a knock on the door and a police cell as a result of what they have done," she said.
"I want to make sure justice takes place as swiftly as possible," the Home Secretary noted, adding that a Cobra meeting will take place very soon.
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