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Anti-ULEZ protesters have clashed with police after they were prevented from protesting outside Sadiq Khan's London home.
A group of demonstrators reacted with fury after officers stopped them from marching close to where the Mayor of London lives in the south of the capital.
The protesters were campaigning against Sadiq Khan's controversial road charge, which forces motorists whose vehicles are non-compliant with emissions rules to pay £12.50 a day to drive in London.
They were told by Met Police officers that they could continue to protest in a designated area, but could not remain where they were as it was 'too close to his house' and would be in breach of Section 42 of the Criminal Justice and Police Act.
Mr Khan, who has been receiving police protection since 2017,
