There is a very heavy police presence in Liverpool City Centre this afternoon - with a planned far-right march set to take place.

A large number of officers are stationed outside Moorfields Train Station in Exchange Street after reports that a group called the 'Frontline Patriots' intend to carry out a pro-Brexit march through part of the city.

There are also plans for a large counter-protest, featuring people from a range of different anti-racist and anti-fascist groups including Merseyside Together and Unite Against Fascism.

It is also believed that Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson will be joining the ranks of those gathering to oppose the far-right event.

Our reporter is on the scene and has already reported groups of people from both sides gathering.

She has also reported seeing a huge number of police officers - including mounted units

We will be bringing you live updates from what could be a tense event in Liverpool this afternoon.