Protesters wearing keffiyehs link arms to try to block people from attending Tommy Robinson's visit to Oxford Union - as pubs board windows and close early amid warnings of 'unrest'

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Protesters wearing keffiyehs link arms to try to block people from attending Tommy Robinson's visit to Oxford Union - as pubs board windows and close early amid warnings of 'unrest'

Police have placed a cordon to separate far-right supporters and far-left campaigners from clashing outside the Oxford Union ahead of a debate featuring Tommy Robinson. ...

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