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Britain will not allow a culture of fear to take over the streets, Prime Minister David Cameron insisted Wednesday, promising a swift and tough response to looting and rioting that lit the streets of London on fire.

Londoners took to the streets to protect their neighbourhoods on Tuesday night after Britain's worst rioting in a generation.

Mayor of London Boris Johnson says a more "robust approach" to policing riots on Tuesday night was a success.

More than 500 rioters and looters have been arrested in four nights of unrest that