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|title = Riots in England
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|group1 = 12th–17th centuries
|list1 =
* [[History of the Jews in England (1066–1290)#Massacres at London and York (1189–1190)|1189–1190 Massacres of the Jews]]
* [[William Fitz Osbert|The revolt of 1196]]
* [[St Scholastica Day riot|1355 St Scholastica Day riot]]
* [[Peasants' Revolt|1381 Peasants' Revolt]]
** [[Treason Act 1381]]
* [[Evil May Day|1517 Evil May Day]]
* [[Bawdy House Riots of 1668|1668 Bawdy House riots]]

|group2 = 18th century
|list2 =
* [[Sacheverell riots|1710 Sacheverell riots]]
* [[Coronation riots|1714 Coronation riots]]
* [[1715 England riots]]
** [[Riot Act]]
* [[1766 food riots]]
* [[Massacre of St George's Fields|1768 Massacre of St George's Fields]]
* [[Spitalfield riots|1769 Spitalfield riots]]
* [[Nottingham cheese riot|1776 Nottingham cheese riot]]
* [[Gordon Riots|1780 Gordon riots]]
* [[Priestley Riots|1791 Priestley riots]]
* [[Bristol riots#Bristol Bridge riot, 1793|1793 Bristol Bridge riot]]
* [[Revolt of the housewives|1795 Revolt of the housewives]]

|group3 = 19th century
|list3 =
* [[Old Price Riots|1809 Old Price riots]]
* [[Spa Fields riots|1816 Spa Fields riots]]
* [[Ely and Littleport riots of 1816|1816 Ely and Littleport riots]]
* [[Peterloo Massacre|1819 Peterloo Massacre]]
* [[Cinderloo Uprising|1821 Cinderloo Uprising]]
* [[Swing Riots|1830 Swing riots]]
** [[Captain Swing]]
* [[1831 reform riots]]
** [[1831 Bristol riots]]
* [[Days of May|1832 Days of May]]
* [[Battle of Bossenden Wood|1838 Battle of Bossenden Wood]]
* [[1842 Pottery Riots]]
* [[Leeds dripping riot|1865 Leeds dripping riot]]
* [[Reform League#Hyde Park demonstration of 1866|1866 Hyde Park demonstration]]
* [[Bloody Sunday (1887)|1887 Bloody Sunday]]
* [[Newlyn riots|1896 Newlyn riots]]

|group4 = 20th century
|list4 =
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  |group1 = 1900s–1960s
  |list1 =
* [[Brown Dog affair#Riots|1907 Brown Dog riots]]
* [[Epsom riot|1919 Epsom riot]]
* [[Battle of Bow Street|1919 Battle of Bow Street]]
* [[Luton Town Hall#Destruction in the Peace Day Riots|1919 Luton Peace Day riots]]
* [[Bristol riots#Old Market riot, 1932|1932 Old Market riot (Bristol)]]
* [[National Hunger March, 1932|1932 National Hunger March]]
* [[Battle of Cable Street|1936 Battle of Cable Street]]
* [[Battle of Bamber Bridge|1943 Battle of Bamber Bridge]]
* [[Park Street riot|1944 Park Street riot]]
* [[Aldershot riot (1945)|1945 Aldershot riot]]
* [[1958 Notting Hill race riots]]
* [[Protests of 1968#United Kingdom|1968 student riots]]

  |group2 = 1970s
  |list2 =
* [[Garden House riot|1970 Garden House riot]]
* [[Red Lion Square disorders|1974 Red Lion Square disorders]]
* [[1975 Chapeltown riot]]
* [[Battle of Lewisham|1977 Battle of Lewisham]]
* [[Death of Blair Peach|1979 Death of Blair Peach]]

  |group4 = 1980s
  |list4 =
* [[1980 St Pauls riot]]
* [[1981 England riots]]
** [[1981 Brixton riot]]
** [[1981 Chapeltown riots]]
** [[1981 Toxteth riots]]
** [[1981 Moss Side riot]]
** [[1981 Handsworth riots]]
* [[1985 Handsworth riots]]
* [[1985 Brixton riot]]
* [[Broadwater Farm riot|1985 Broadwater Farm riot]]
** [[Murder of Keith Blakelock]]
* [[1987 Chapeltown riot]]
* [[1989 Dewsbury riot]]

  |group5 = 1990s
  |list5 =
* [[Poll tax riots|1990 Poll Tax riots]]
* [[Strangeways Prison riot|1990 Strangeways Prison riot]]
* [[Meadow Well riots|1991 Meadow Well riots]]
* [[1991 Handsworth riots]]
* [[Bristol riots#Hartcliffe, 1992|1992 Hartcliffe riot (Bristol)]]
* [[1993 Welling riots]]
* [[Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994|1994 Criminal Justice Bill riot]]
* [[Manningham riot|1995 Manningham riot]]
* [[1995 Brixton riot]]
* [[1996 Trafalgar Square riots]]
* [[Carnival Against Capital|1999 Carnival Against Capital riot]]
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|group5 = 21st century
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|group6 = 2000s
|list6 =
* [[2001 Bradford riots]]
* [[2001 Oldham riots]]
* [[2001 Harehills riot]]
* [[2005 Birmingham riots]]
* [[2009 G20 London summit protests]]
**[[Death of Ian Tomlinson]]
*[[2009 Upton Park riot]]

|group7 = 2010s
|list7 =
* [[2010 United Kingdom student protests#Vandalism and disruption|2010 UK student protests]]
* [[Bristol riots#Stokes Croft Tesco riot, April 2011|2011 Stokes Croft riot (Bristol)]]
* [[Anti-austerity movement in the United Kingdom|2011 UK anti-austerity protests]]
* [[2011 London anti-cuts protest]]
* [[2011 England riots]]
** [[Killing of Mark Duggan]]
** [[House of Reeves#Arson attack|House of Reeves fire]]
** [[Timeline of the 2011 England riots|Timeline]]
* [[George Floyd protests in the United Kingdom]]
** [[Actions against memorials in Great Britain during the George Floyd protests]]
* [[2022 Leicester unrest]]
))

|group9 = Reports
|list9  =
*[[Scarman Report|1981 Scarman report]]

|group10 = Related
|list10 =
* [[List of riots]]
** [[List of riots in Leeds|Leeds]]
** [[List of riots in London|London]]
* [[Riot]]
* [[Riot Act]]
* [[Riot control]]
* [[Public Order Act 1986]]
* [[Territorial Support Group]]
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