Police have charged a further five men in relation to disorder in Leicester.
They were all arrested in the days and weeks before 17 September, when major disorder broke out involving hundreds of people.
A total of 47 people have been arrested over the past month, police said, with the youngest being 15 and the oldest 69.
Eight of them have been charged so far, with two of them already sentenced in court.
It comes amid tensions between parts of the Hindu and Muslim communities in the city.
Temporary Chief Constable Rob Nixon said police, community leaders, faith leaders and the local authority were working together "to address what is at the root of this unrest".
"We want to make sure this doesn't happen again, and addressing the root cause of these issues within our community will be key to this," he said.
The five new men charged are:
Police were criticised for not arresting people at the scene of last weekend's disorder, but Mr Nixon has previously explained that doing so would have taken officers off the streets.
He said a 50-strong investigation team was reviewing CCTV, body-worn video footage from officers, and other imagery submitted to police.
"At this point we have 158 crimes and over 6,000 hours of body-worn video, CCTV and social media videos to review," he said.
Three people have been charged so far specifically in relation to the disorder over the weekend. They are:
The 47 people arrested are mainly from Leicester and Birmingham, with two men also being from London and one from Market Harborough in Leicestershire.
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