London quiet, many parts of London have impromptu armies of local people with home made weapons ready to 'defend' their patches.
Millwall fans defending Eltham High Street- they are Millwall, no one likes them, they don't care.
Sikhs defending temple.
I went for a little walk, very tense, locked down, very quiet.
However, in Manchester - crazy scenes, lots of fire and looting and craziness. The big mall there has been looted and then set fire to. It's thought that things are much more organised there, that the Manchester gangs are working in clearly operated groups - unlike London which was pretty free-for-all. Apparently it turned suddenly at 5:30, as if a pre-arranged time. It is less manic than London, but far more focussed.
There are riots in Wolverhampton, and West Bromwich as well in the Midlands, also in the midlands Birmingham having problems and some rumbles in Walsall.
A fire where my sister lives in Portsmouth, but that considered not to be arson.
One of the companies that have had at least five shops looted is footlocker - they are going to have some real losses over these few days.
As always, Britain keeps joking...
This sign on a Subway's sandwich shop.
A Waterstones in Manchester says it is staying open because 'We'll stay open, if they steal some books they might learn something'.
