Twenty-eight people will appear at court on Tuesday following disorder in Middlesbrough on Sunday, police said.

Officers said they will appear at Teesside Magistrates’ Court charged with violent disorder and other offences.

Magistrates court have set aside a remand court to deal with those appearing this morning, police said.

It comes as eight people have been charged in connection with disturbances that broke out during protests in Nottingham city centre.

Meanwhile, West Yorkshire Police has charged a 28-year-old man with using threatening words or behaviour intending to stir up racial hatred.

The Crown Prosecution Service said the charge related to alleged Facebook posts made between 1 and 5 August that were related to the UK-wide riots.

James Parlour will appear at Leeds Magistrates’ Court this morning.

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