Hundreds of protestors took to the streets of Germany as they called for mass deportations following the Christmas market massacre which killed five people.

Crowds of around 700 congregated in a square in the Saxony-Anhault capital yesterday, with individuals holding up placards saying "Remigration Now".

The demonstrators marched through the city, shouting: "Anyone who doesn't love Germany should leave Germany", "Migration kills" and "We must take back our cities, our villages and our homeland".

Some of the demonstrators were described as "masked" and "aggressive", which resulted in small clashes with the police.

Crowds of around 700 have congregated in a square in the Saxony-Anhault capital yesterday, with individuals holding up placards saying "Remigration Now"

Police arrested a 50-year-old Saudi doctor, who is under suspicion of driving his car into huge crowds of festive revellers in Magdeburg on Friday night.