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The far-right activist's debate appearance at the historic student society drew about 200 protesters. Protesters held "Stand Up to Racism" placards on St Michael's Street, separated by police from a smaller group of supporters on Wednesday. Oxford East MP Anneliese Dodds criticised the decision, saying pubs closed early and people were warned not to enter the city.
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