A curfew and arrests in LA after five days of protests - where we are nowpublished at 10:27 British Summer Time 11 June
Gabriela Pomeroy
Live reporter

An arrest during protests in Los Angeles
We're now pausing our coverage of the protests against immigration raids in Los Angeles and other US cities.
Before we go, here's a look back at what has happened over the last day:
- The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has conducted "mass arrests" shortly after the start of a curfew in a small part of the city imposed by Mayor Karen Bass
- Bass declared an overnight curfew after saying businesses were being vandalised and looted
- At an earlier press conference, the LAPD said nearly 200 people had already been arrested on Tuesday, up from 27 people arrested on Saturday, 40 on Sunday and 114 on Monday
- There have now been five days of protests in LA over immigration raids and protests have also taken place in other cities including New York, where police said there were "multiple" arrests
- On Tuesday night, California Governor Gavin Newsom criticised President Trump for sending in the National Guard. He called it a "brazen abuse of power" and said the president was inflaming "a combustible situation"
- Meanwhile, Trump defended his decision to send in 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines, saying it was to prevent the city being "conquered by a foreign enemy"
To read more about the protests and their political significance, head to our correspondent's overview of what has been happening.