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Arrests made in overnight raids after far-right disorder

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Arrests made in overnight raids after far-right disorder

Arrests made in overnight raids after far-right disorder

The Metropolitan Police has arrested 10 more people - including one in the early hours of Thursday morning - following far-right riots in Whitehall.

Officers were joined by Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley in south London as they carried out a number of these arrests.

Report by Alibhaiz.

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