Grand National goes ahead despite delays as animal rights protesters breach security's 'ring of fire' and invade racecourse
Protesters could be seen attempting to tie themselves to a fence before being forcibly removed from the course by police, as locals were seen aiding police in detaining the activists.
Another woman, aged 33, from the London area, was arrested in Greater Manchester earlier on Saturday in connection with potential co-ordinated disruption activities at Aintree racecourse. Activists also said they would block traffic by performing a slow march along Ormskirk Road, the main access route.Read more:
Police have said they have a "robust" plan in place and are working with Aintree's owners to prepare for any chaos that ensues.
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