Six more people are charged with violent disorder following violence during protests in Southampton earlier this week linked to the murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak. Multiple outlets report that the charges relate to disorder that breaks out after news around the sentencing of Vickrum Digwa, who is convicted of Henry Nowak’s murder and is jailed for life with a minimum term of 21 years.

The total number of people charged after the incidents rises to 11. Sky News and others report that six additional individuals are charged, bringing the overall figure to date to 11. The Mirror, the Guardian and local reporting add that the charged men are now set to appear at Southampton Magistrates’ Court.

Names and ages reported include Kevin Reeves (31), Andrew Riddett (38), Harry Varney (34), Dillon Crawford (29), all from Southampton, and Taylor Grundy (22) from Gosport. Hampshire Constabulary is cited as confirming the charges. The reports describe violent disorder during the protests, with alleged assaults and disturbances occurring in Southampton.