Three men have been run over and killed as they protected property in a second night of violence in Birmingham.
The men aged 31, 30 and 20 were hit by a car in Winson Green. They were taken to City Hospital where about 200 people from the Asian community gathered.
Witnesses said the men were in a group protecting their community after riot police were called into the city.
"They weren't standing outside a mosque, a temple, a synagogue or a church - they were standing outside shops where everybody goes.
"They were protecting the community as a whole."

More than 80 people have been arrested following a night of riots in Nottingham in which five police stations were attacked.

Stations in The Meadows, Bulwell and St Ann's were targeted, while Canning Circus station was set alight after fire bombs were thrown at the building.

Mobs of up to 50 people damaged cars, pubs and shops in areas including Basford, Mapperley and Radford.

Incidents reported by police overnight included:

Canning Circus police station was fire bombed at about 22:00 BST. The flames were extinguished and eight people have been arrested
Meadows Police Station was attacked by 15 to 20 males and a police vehicle set on fire outside
Clarendon College in Sherwood Rise was fire bombed. Fire crews extinguished the blaze, but the building has been seriously damaged
Car fires were started in New Basford and Old Basford
Cars were set on fire in Woodborough Road, Mapperley - reportedly by fire bombs
About 50 youths were seen trying to set fire to cars in Monfort Street, Radford
A group of about 30 youths targeted St Ann's police station with stones
A lorry was set on fire in Sneinton Market
The Golden Fleece pub on Mansfield Road and the Blenheim pub in Bulwell were both damaged.

Gloucestershire Police said gangs targeted shop windows from about 23:00 BST on Tuesday. Ten males from Gloucester were arrested.

Meanwhile eight fire crews tackled a blaze in Brunswick Road.
The fire was in a building previously used by Gloucestershire College of Art and Technology which has been empty since the college moved out in 2007.
Police said they dealt with up to 60 people on the streets in the city centre - many with their faces covered.
Shop windows were attacked and bins set on fire in the Barton Street area.

just like the riots in France back in 2005.