Thousands are demanding the removal of monuments with links to Britain's colonial past after Edward Colston's statue was pulled down yesterday.
A bronze monument to the 17th century slave trader was torn down during a Black Lives Matter protest in Bristol, sparked by the death of George Floyd in the US.
It had previously been the subject of a 11,000-strong petition to have it removed. After it was toppled, protesters rolled it towards the harbour and threw it into the water.
The statue had been up for 125 years but had faced calls for its removal for years now. Bristol's then mayor George Ferguson branded celebrations of Colston "perverse" in 2013.
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