People jailed for their roles during rioting in South Yorkshire have been sentenced to a combined total of about 150 years in prison, data reveals.
Large-scale disorder saw more than 60 police officers left injured when the Holiday Inn Express in Manvers, Rotherham, was attacked on 4 August.
Since then, 89 people have so far been charged with offences relating to the violence, according to South Yorkshire Police.
Of this total, 74 have pleaded guilty to offences, with 70 sentenced to prison terms or youth referral orders, BBC data shows.
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