Millions of people across the world have been united over the past week in opposition to Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine. Protests have sprung up around the world, with thousands in Russia also bravely taking to the streets in support of Ukraine.
On Wednesday (March 2), thousands of people in Bristol of all nationalities and backgrounds took to the city's streets to show support for Ukrainians confronting the invasion of their country. Speeches were made and the group marched throughout the centre in the Bristol tradition.
Amongst those protesters this evening was a man who found his own way of communicating his disgust at what Vladimir Putin is doing - he burned his Russian passport.
