Two more disorder arrests as police release CCTV

Officers want to speak to 11 men in relation to violence in Stoke-on-Trent on 3 August

Detectives have released images of 11 men they want to speak to as they continue to investigate violent disorder in Stoke-on-Trent and Tamworth.

Staffordshire Police also confirmed that it had made a further two arrests on Tuesday.

Riot police were deployed in the city centre on Saturday 3 August after hundreds of people protested in the wake of the Southport attacks.

Ten people, aged from 15 to 52, were arrested on the day in relation to the disorder, in which three police officers were assaulted and suffered minor injuries.

During the disturbance, police officers came under fire from missiles at one point and Staffordshire Police said two men were hit by a blunt object that was thrown.

The disorder was sparked by online misinformation that the suspect in the fatal stabbing of three girls in Southport on 29 July was a Muslim asylum seeker.

The images are taken from Stoke-on-Trent on Saturday 3 August

Some of the men detectives want to speak to appear to be holding bricks

Multiple arrests were made in early morning raids on 9 August in relation to the disorder in Stoke-on-Trent and also in Tamworth, where rioters surrounded a hotel.

On Tuesday, Staffordshire Police said it had made a further two arrests in connection with the disturbances.

A 28-year-old man from Stoke-on-Trent on suspicion of violent disorder, and an 18-year-old man from Tamworth suspected of the same offence.

Two other men from Tamworth, aged 38 and 60, arrested on Monday, remained in custody, the force said.

Anybody who recognises the men has been asked to share the information via the major incident public portal

"I’d like to thank the countless amount of people who have been in touch with vital information that is helping us progress our enquiries since we opened our public portal on Monday," said Assistant Chief Constable Stuart Ellison.

Staffordshire Police was coming after those responsible for the violence in the county, he added.

Anybody who can help identify the 11 men pictured has been urged to use the major incident public portal.