Leavers and Remainers have clashed outside a school where Nigel Farage is set to appear.
The Brexit Party leader is visiting Backwell School, a secondary academy on Station Road, to take part in BBC Radio 4's Any Questions panel show this evening (October 4).
Around 20 anti-Farage demonstrators are protesting outside the school gates, while two Brexiteers have also put their points across.
Footage captured by Bristol Live shows the two camps have engaged in a heated war of words.
One man likened the Remainers' "socialism" to communism, which he says has been responsible for 100 million deaths.
A Remainer responded by saying Sweden and Norway have socialist models, to which the man's replied: "We are Anglo-Saxon. They are not."
The protester hit back: "Are you bringing race into it? Well done for using the word 'anglo-saxon' in a sentence where you are supporting the Brexit Party."
His response was: "It's nothing to do with race. You are distorting what I am saying."
Brexiteer Nicky Knight told the anti-Farage campaigners: "We want a sovereign nation. The EU are taking over."
She said she was "non-party political", but was asked why she was carrying a Brexit Party sign.
Ms Knight pointed out she had a Boris Johnson badge too, to which a Remainer said she was "doubly party political".
The 47-minute broadcast is set to start at 8.02pm, but doors open to the public at 6.30pm and the protesters gather at the gates of the school from around 5.30pm.
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