Sports & Other Video: Football Lads Alliance March London June 24th 2017

Hundreds of police are lining the streets in anticipation of trouble at planned protest marches in Liverpool, London and Birmingham.

Bewildered tourists stopped around the capital as officers with riot gear lined the roads.

A counter protest by anti-fascists groups led to scuffles with EDL supporters in Trafalgar Square.

An anti-extremism march organised by another organisation saw police officers close London Bridge to traffic.

The group has distanced themselves from the EDL, insisting they are marching against terrorism in the UK.

A spokesman for the Football Lads Alliance, which organised the march in London Bridge said it was peaceful.

Elsewhere in the city, violence broke out at EDL rallies.

It has been claimed there is a “low turnout” for the anti-Islamic EDL on the streets of London, yet a massive police presence has blocked the streets with an air unit circling above.

In Birmingham up to two hundred Britain First supporters have taken to the streets to protest while a similar number got together in Liverpool.

The protests come in the wake of deadly terrorist attacks on Westminster and London Bridges and more recently close to a mosque in Finsbury Park in the north of the capital.

Superintendent Emma Richards said: "We have made the decision to impose conditions based on current tensions and concerns, information about the intentions of the organisers of these events and intelligence from previous marches held by similar groups.

"We believe the approach is appropriate. We have a duty to ensure that the community in central London can go about their daily business not unduly impacted by demonstrations taking place."

The group held banners calling for a ban on mosques, halal meat, sharia courts and Islam in Britain.

Many protesters blamed terror on the religion - rather than the extremists who carried out the attacks.

The counter-demonstration by Unite Against Fascism (UAF) will be allowed to take place on the Victoria Embankment only between 12.30pm and 3pm.

A separate United Against Extremism (UAE) demonstration in the City will be allowed to assemble outside St Paul's Cathedral from noon to 1pm and then march to London Bridge until 2.30pm

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