Racism, policing and austerity: have lessons been learned since England's 2011 riots?

This week marks a decade since the riots that swept across England in August 2011. But has enough changed to prevent similar unrest happening again? The killing of Mark Duggan, a 29-year-old mixed-race man, by police officers in London in 2011 sparked rioting that spread first around the capital and then to cities and towns across England. Over five nights in August, the country witnessed its worst civil unrest for a generation. Five people died, many more were injured and more than £300m of pr...