EDL march in Luton
Police in Luton are preparing for a march by the English Defence League in Luton on May 5th.
Two arrests at EDL march
Two people have been arrested on suspicion of public order offences after thousands of people gathered for an English Defence League protest in Luton.
Around 3,000 EDL supporters took part in the demonstration and another 1,000 people gathered for a counter protest organised by Unite Against Fascism and other groups - under the banner 'We Are Luton' - in a separate part of the town.
Around 1500 police officers from 20 forces around the country were used to control the demonstrations
Hundreds join English Defence League march in Luton
Hundreds have taken part in a march in Luton organised by the English Defence League. A counter protest was also held by opposition groups.
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Peace rally held ahead of EDL demonstration
by Neil Bradford
Dozens of people have gathered for a peace vigil in Luton ahead of a planned demonstration by the English Defence League tomorrow.
Read the full storyPeace vigil to be held ahead of EDL demonstration
by Neil Bradford
A peace vigil is being held in Luton later ahead of a protest by the English Defence League.
Read the full storyLocal businesses fear EDL march will cost revenue
A protest planned by the English Defence League in Luton next month will not take place in the town centre.
A counter demonstration is also being held away from the town, as the police and local council try to stop a repeat of last year's demonstration which cost local businesses more than a million pounds in lost revenue. Watch Neil Bradford's report.
EDL march will go ahead despite restrictions
Hundreds of people who are expected to attand an English Defence League rally in Luton next month will be stopped from entering parts of the town centre. But the protests will still go ahead -watch Laura Jones' report.
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'Business as usual' pledge ahead of EDL march in Luton
Police say they are determined to keep Luton town centre open as normal during a demonstration by the English Defence League next month.
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