One arrested at Birmingham Pegida march
One person was arrested as around 200 of right-wing protesters held a march in Birmingham.
Right-wing movement Pegida organised the event at the International Business Park in Birmingham on Saturday, which largely went off peacefully.
Around 60 counter protesters also attended.
A 39-year-old man from the counter demonstration was arrested for a public order related offence.
The man from east London was detained outside Birmingham International train station at about 1pm.
Solihull Police Commander, Chief Superintendent Alex Murray, said: "We had a large police presence on the ground, including protest liaison officers, in order to deal effectively with any issues.
"But we were confident the rally would be peaceful - our negotiations with Pegida representatives were positive and they stressed their intentions to express their views lawfully.
"Disruption was kept to a minimum."
