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One officer was among three people who were stabbed when trouble flared in Hyde Park in London on Tuesday   the hottest day of the year so far which saw temperatures peak at 33.5C (92.3F).

Four other officers,iphone 5s replacement screen including one who was wounded by a bottle, and a member of the public also suffered injuries.

In Burgess Park in south London, two 16 year old boys were knifed as disorder broke out among 500 to 600 young people who had gathered for an end of term water fight as temperatures soared.

Police said the crowd peaked at around 4,000 for the water fight near the Serpentine in Hyde Park.

A "significant minority" became hostile as the evening wore on and a group within the gathering decided to set up an unlicensed music event.

Police said officers came under attack as they tried to negotiate and talk to organisers.

All five injured officers were treated in hospital for their injuries and have since been discharged.

The members of the public who were stabbed remain in hospital. Their injuries are not thought to be life threatening.

Police were also called to a McDonald's in Marble Arch at 9.15pm which was temporarily closed and its staff forced to retreat to a back room after food and drink was looted by thieves.

Mobile phone footage shared on social media reportedly showed young people vaulting over the counter.

Officers were also attacked as they moved hundreds of revellers from an illegal block party on theStamford Hill Estate in Hackney,north London, which went on well into the night.

Commander Ben Julian Harrington, of the Metropolitan Police, said: "The people of London this morning are waking upto what is unacceptable criminal violence.

"We saw five officers injured in total: one stabbed in the hand, one hit inthe head with a bottle, and absolutely unacceptable levels of violence againstofficers, and indeed members of the public."

It is unclear what sparked the trouble, but some people who said they were at the Hyde Park gathering blamed police. I cried when it happened.

"I have an issue with how the teens were lured into a trap.

"It was like watching an animal being back up against a wall and playing on the fact that it reacted."

She added: "They got what they wanted . they are mashing up the Fed cars".

Mr Harrington denied the disturbance, which involved a "hardcore" of around 100 people, had anything to do with the Black Lives Mattermovement.

He said he was "proud" of the police response and said the weather was no excuse for violent criminal behaviour.

The police chief said there would be arrests as officers reviewed CCTV and helicopter footage.

He said officers would also be investigating any links between the disorder, adding there would be an increased police presence across the capital from Wednesday night into the weekend.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan condemned the violence on Twitter. He wrote: "Unacceptable scenes in Hyde Park last night. Violent criminal behaviour won't be tolerated in London. Police will act against all involved."

Any witnesses or anyone with information to the Hyde Park disorder can call the incident room on 020 8246 0076 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.