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The steps of St Paul's Cathedral were finally cleared of anti-capitalist protesters overnight, as the occupation that has blighted the London landmark for more than four months finally came to an end.
City of London Police said 20 people were arrested in the 'largely peaceful' operation.
Bailiffs and police arrived at the site shortly before 1am, five days after Occupy London was refused permission by the Court of Appeal to challenge orders evicting protesters.
After 2 hours and 17 minutes of scuffles and confrontation the final protester had been removed.
By mid-morning a handful of police officers, some cracked paving stones and fencing erected as the cleaning operation began were all that was left behind on the campsite.
But many of the camp's occupants simply moved a mile up the road to a sister camp at Finsbury Square.
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Clean start: Council cleaners show signs of progress as the operation to remove the grime that has accumulated during the occupation gets under way

Sweeping up: As soon as the protesters were removed, the dirt and debris of their camp began to be cleaned up

Return to splendour: With the camp now cleared, visitors can once again enjoy the full glory St Paul's

A statement issued by the cathedral said: 'In the past few months, we have all been made to re-examine important issues about social and economic justice and the role the cathedral can play.
'We regret the camp had to be removed by bailiffs but we are fully committed to continuing to promote these issues through our worship, teaching and Institute.
'The cathedral is open today and set aside for prayer and reflection. The cathedral is accessible to everyone. The area currently cordoned off is for essential repairs to damaged paving.
'Clergy are available throughout the day for pastoral care and support.'

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