Kevin Schofield is Politics Editor of HuffPost UK.
The UK has seen a wave a rioting in the past week.handling of the far-right riots has soared, according to a new poll seen by HuffPost UK.
Online misinformation about the identity of the alleged killer sparked violence by far-right protesters, leading to an emergency response from the government.Hundreds of those involved in the violence were arrested, with many of them receiving tough prison sentences., with just 29% saying he had performed well, with 34% saying he had done badly.
Asked about the sentences handed down to those involved, 46% said they were “about right”, 27% said they had been “too soft” and 17% think they have been “too harsh”.
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