Mark Duggan protest: Demonstrators march through Tottenham five years on from shooting

Protesters will be marching through Tottenham on the fifth anniversary of the controversial shooting of Mark Duggan.

The demonstration will follow the same route marched five years ago in protest of Marks death, which descended into riots across London and the rest of the UK.

Members of the Justice for Mark Duggan campaign will be demonstrating and holding a vigil to mark the day he was shot by a police marksman in 2011.

The protest will begin at Broadwater Farm and end at Tottenham Police station mirroring the procesion five years ago which led to riots erupting across the capital, with shops being looted, buildings set alight and stand-offs with riot police.

The march will begin at 3pm at Wilan Road on Broadwater Farm, and there will then be a procession to Tottenham police station.

The protest will also remember other black people who have died in controversial circumstances, including Cynthia Jarrett, Joy Gardner, Roger Sylvester and Jermaine Baker.

After the vigil there will be a family fun day featuring a screening of the documentary The Hard Stop, which chronicles the impact of Mr Duggan's death on his friends Marcus Knox-Hooke and Kurtis Henville.

On Friday anti-racism activists brought traffic to a standstill on the road to Heathrow airport, with campaign group Black Lives Matter - or BLMUK - saying it wanted to commemorate the anniversary.

The group called for "nationwide shutdown" in a post on social media, and their morning protests resulted in more than a dozen arrests.