Two more arrests have been made following three nights of unrest in a Norfolk town.

Disorder linked to anti-immigration protests took place in Thetford in Norfolk on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, with a police presence in the area ever since.

Norfolk Police said a man in his 20s, arrested on Sunday on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker and being in possession of a Class B drug, remains in custody.

A teenage boy, arrested on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker, was taken to Bury St Edmunds Police Investigation Centre and has since been released on bail until 4 October.

The force has made 15 arrests in total since the disorder started last week.

Officers were "subjected to significant aggression" after protesters attempted to enter homes where they believed asylum seekers were living on Tuesday and Wednesday night.

On Wednesday, protests involving up to 200 people were reported.

The protests took place following proposals to convert RAF Barnham in Suffolk, a former military base, into asylum seeker accommodation.

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Since the three nights of disorder, the force said protest had remained "largely peaceful" with no serious disorder reported.

Dep Chief Constable Dave Marshall said further arrests were expected to be made.

He said: "Our officers continue to review footage from previous disorder in Thetford as part of ongoing efforts to identify those responsible for committing offences.

"We will maintain an increased visible presence in the days ahead, and we hope the peaceful scenes witnessed over the last two nights will continue."

The force introduced Section 34 of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. This means officers can direct anyone committing, or who may commit, anti-social behaviour to leave the area from 16:00 BST on Sunday to 16:00 on Tuesday.

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