United Kingdom
- South Shields (February 1919) - South Shields
- Cardiff (June 1919) - Cardiff riots 1919
- Liverpool (June 1919) - Liverpool riot 1919
- London (April 1919) - Stepney
- London (May 1919) - St Anne Street
- London (June 1919) - Cable Street
- London (June 1919) - Poplar
- Liverpool (August 1948) - Liverpool riot 1948
- Nottingham (August 1958) - Nottingham riot 1958
- London (1958) - 1958 Notting Hill race riots
- Leeds (1975) - 1975 Chapeltown riot
- London (1976) - Notting Hill
- London (23 April 1979) - Southall race riot
- Bristol (1980) - 1980 St. Pauls riot
- London (April 1981) - 1981 Brixton riot
- Liverpool (July 1981) - 1981 Toxteth riots
- Birmingham (July 1981, 1985) - 1985 Handsworth riots
- Leeds (1981) - 1981 Chapeltown Caribbean riot
- Manchester (1981) - Moss Side
- London (1985) - Peckham riot
- London (September 1985) - 1985 Brixton riot
- London (October 1985) - Broadwater Farm riot
- Leeds (1987) - 1987 Chapeltown riot
- Dewsbury (1989) - 1989 Dewsbury riot
- North Shields (1991) - Benwell and The Meadow Well riots
- Oldham (May 2001) - 2001 Oldham riots
- Burnley (June 2001) - Burnley Riots
- Bradford (July 2001) - 2001 Bradford riots
- Stoke-on-Trent (July 2001)
- Birmingham (2005) - 2005 Birmingham riots
- Windsor (2006) - 2006 Windsor ethnic violence
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