Hannah Al-Othman

said the hospitality industry, and they recognised that valuable contribution that immigrants make to society here.

And they called for people not to participate in any further violence.

I mean, it's clearly not helpful when...

Public authorities are doing their best to try to really keep a lid on any further disorder.

So Keir Starmer, Prime Minister, has said it won't be tolerated.

This morning I spoke with the First Minister... In court, the judge also, it was a really unprecedented intervention.

So he said, this hearing is now concluded...

in terms of the suspect.

But then he said, I am aware of these messages circulating encouraging men to gather and wear masks and dark clothing and participate in this violence.

I'm not sure I've ever heard a judge make a similar intervention, but he said, you know, you will go to prison and I want that message to get out loud and clear.

So on Wednesday night, we saw a more concentrated area of disorder.

So it wasn't as widespread as the night before, but it was really, really serious.

So a list had been circulating of...

that apparently house migrants.

I've been told that not all of them do.

Yes, there is one hotel that I'm told is still used to house migrants, asylum seekers.

So there was an attempt to attack that, but the police had already closed off access to it.

I was also told that some of the people staying there had also been moved away

in advance of that.

But basically, they'd attempted to get to this hotel.