These were the scenes as protesters gathered in Preston City Centre after the Southport murders

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00:00Thanks for watching!

00:30Terry! Let me get a picture of you, Terry!

00:32Terry!

00:34Let me get a picture of you!

00:36Terry!

01:00What?

01:02Who do you think you're doing?

01:04Are you an idiot?

01:06You're an idiot, Terry!

01:08Terry!

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01:26Terry!

01:28I came across because it was one group there and there's another group there and there's

01:41no one in the middle. So I think even though we might have different opinions on matters,

01:48we have to start that initial conversation. And that might be very hard on either side,

01:55but that very difficult barrier has to be broken. Otherwise, it's just going to be one

02:02group and the other group and that's it.

02:04Yeah, no, it's him, it's Adam. He comes asking anybody what step forward and why not be the

02:11bigger person? We're not here to argue, we're not here to shout. The only way we can get

02:15forward is by communicating, expressing our issues. He's not trying to put anything up

02:20to me, I'm not trying to put anything up to him. I'm just worried about what we're leaving,

02:24the country we're leaving, for our grandchildren. I'm not bringing this, I'm not bringing anything.

02:28This today is the tipping point of many things. Why not talk? It doesn't need to be a right,

02:33it's called a protest. We didn't put anything right, again, to protest, so why not protest

02:37and talk?

02:39Thank you very much.