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Anti-racism signs have appeared in Inverness city centre.

A variety of messages, including Black Lives Matter, are on display on the Ness Bridge.

It follows a peaceful protest in Falcon Square yesterday.

The demonstrations have been prompted by the death of African-American George Floyd (46), while in police custody in the United States over a week ago.

A planned Black Lives Matter gathering at Bught Park this weekend was cancelled after organisers feared it would be too difficult to stage it while sticking to coronavirus guidelines on social distancing.

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