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.
Officers have taken issue with any implication of systemic racism among French police.
The iconic monuments have been hidden in boxes as Sadiq Khan urged the public to stay at home this weekend.
The Labour leader said children should know about the actions of people like Edward Colston, whose statue in Bristol was toppled by protesters.
Michael Gove has been accused of dressing up his failure to recruit and train customs agents as a plan to help business.
Democratic Football Lads Alliance has called on supporters to travel to London to protect monuments.
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