the M25, and from the Nottinghamshire constituency of the former Conservative MP Anna Soubry.

However, the judge, John Temperley, agreed to partially lift the ban on Goddard entering Manchester city centre. He remains prohibited from taking part in any planned demonstrations and was released on bail ahead of a trial in Manchester on 25 June.to just kind of chill,” said Nicholas Behzadi, whose car was one of those damaged.

Behzadi said he has footprints on the roof of his car, which has a broken windshield and dented hood.

Witnesses said some in the crowd took selfies as they went down the street. The group was so large, residents felt like they couldn’t do anything, and just had to stand by and watch as their property was damaged.

Police said a 55-year-old man was beaten after he came out near 54th and Kimbark to try to defend his vehicle. He drove himself to the hospital.

It was a loud and destructive scene, some of which was caught on cell phone video by people living nearby, who complained that police were not doing enough to stop the vandals.

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