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MP Tobias Ellwood tweeted the picture, saying he found the incident "abhorrent".

Police pelted with bottles as large crowds gather chanting 'England' and raising their arms.

Birmingham, Newcastle and Glasgow could also be potential "flashpoints" according to researchers.

The poster lists the names of more than 3,000 people who have died in the UK.

“If you put nonsense words into the mouth of someone you want to make fun of you’re not broadcasting their views, you’re making fun of them" - Cleese.

The words ‘bring down the statue’ have also been daubed on the Battle of Bannockburn site in Stirling

Officers faced blaring noise, swearing and violence when they were called to a party in lockdown in East Sussex.

There is some debate about whether Penny Lane was named after James Penny, but the evidence is not conclusive.

Paul Powlesland, a lawyer himself, visited James Stephen’s headstone after reading a book about the abolition of the slave trade.