tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:14452445 Police charge rioters in Hackney Philippa Thomas reports from the police line in Hackney, east London, as they confront rioters on the street. 2011-08-08T19:48:29Z en News 14452445 99116 blocked tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:advert:mediaAsset:14452445 tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:ident:news:video:640x360 tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:mediaAsset:14452445 tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:14452455 Fires in Croydon as riots rage on Rioting has spread to more areas of London, with windows smashed and fires started in Hackney, Lewisham and Peckham. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:14452204 Cars set on fire in Lewisham Vehicles have been set ablaze in Lewisham, south London, as violence across the capital erupts for a third night. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:14452441 Shopkeeper describes Hackney unrest Local businesswoman Eleanor Lowenthal describes her experience of the wave of rioting that has taken place in Hackney, east London. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:14453264 London's Croydon 'is a war zone' Aerial footage shows what is believed to be a large furniture store on a street corner in Croydon completely ablaze. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:14443082 Riots 'completely unacceptable' Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg called the rioting in London "opportunistic theft". tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:14452050 What caused the London riots? Police and communities have been considering what has fuelled the violence in London over the past 48 hours. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:14453258 Violence breaks out in Birmingham Several premises in Birmingham city centre have been attacked with some shop windows smashed and property stolen in various locations. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:14449979 Rioters 'will be brought to justice' Home Secretary Theresa May says those responsible for violence and looting in London over the last three days will be brought to justice. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:14443866 'People feel like caged animals' High population density levels, poverty and unemployment are to blame for scenes of unrest in Tottenham over the weekend, according to a local resident. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:14447464 'That's not protesting, that's thieving' The Conservative Peer Lord Harris of Peckham, the founder and chief executive of Carpetright, has said that many rioters in London over the weekend were 'thieving', not 'protesting'.