Bristol, UK. 22nd March 2021. The morning after Bristol witnessed its worst street violence for several years, the clean-up process begins with cleaners scrubbing graffiti and sweeping up debris. Demonstrators yesterday attacked police after thousands of people attended a protest that officers had "strongly advised" against joining. Officers suffered broken bones and police vehicles were set alight as angry scenes unfolded in Bristol city centre. Pictured: Avon and Somerset Chief Constable Andy Marsh speaks with Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees oiutside Bridewell Police Station.

Bristol, UK. 22nd March 2021. The morning after Bristol witnessed its worst street violence for several years, the clean-up process begins with cleaners scrubbing graffiti and sweeping up debris. Demonstrators yesterday attacked police after thousands of people attended a protest that officers had "strongly advised" against joining. Officers suffered broken bones and police vehicles were set alight as angry scenes unfolded in Bristol city centre. Pictured: Avon and Somerset Chief Constable Andy Marsh speaks with Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees oiutside Bridewell Police Station. Stock Photo

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