London riots continue to dominate papers
Two images of the riots in London feature on many of the front pages.
One shows a man, wearing a hood with a mask to cover his face, walking in front of a car burning out of control.
The Daily Star sums up the violence with the headline: "Anarchy in the UK." The Daily Express opts for "Flaming Morons", and the Daily Mirror calls it "Yob Rule".
The Independent's take on the riots in London is that it is "mob rule", with the police and politicians powerless.
Meanwhile, the Sun insists the violence has nothing to do with the protests about the shooting of Mark Duggan last Thursday.
The paper says the unrest has been anarchy, pure and simple.
The looting is the Daily Mail's focus, with the paper showing a young boy in Peckham on a bicycle carrying a basket of goods taken from a Tesco store.
One shopkeeper in Hackney, whose premises were looted, asks the Times: "Where are the police?"
It says his frustration and fear were echoed across the city as the police seemed powerless to prevent looting.
But it notes that their use in Hackney reportedly sparked the violence which hit the area during the afternoon.
Claims by ex-London Mayor Ken Livingstone that cuts being imposed by the government are to blame for civil unrest are rejected by the Daily Mail.
Such an idea, it maintains, is immoral and cynical.
However, the Guardian feels it is a product of the lives which the rioters choose or feel constrained to live.