Effigies of Donald Trump are being burned in British towns on Saturday night, as part of the annual Bonfire Night celebrations.
A natural target for #LewesBonfire this year: who else but Donald Trump himself?
Although most towns burn effigies of Guy Fawkes – to celebrate the failure of the 1605 Gunpowder Plot to kill King James I – others like to do things differently.
The Sussex town of Lewes has a tradition of burning effigies of public figures, with different local groups competing to make the most impressive effigy of a hated figure, which is then paraded through the streets before being set on fire.
One effigy has Trump riding a bull and was pulled through the streets of Lewes by people wearing sombreros.
Another has Trump armed with pistols, driving a car down "Route 666".
If you wanted to see Donald Trump go up in smoke, Lewes really is the place to be tonight. #BBS #lewesbonfire
...with a small alien dressed in union jack shorts trying to climb over the wall.
Meanwhile, the Kent town of Edenbridge has also constructed a 36-foot Trump effigy after deciding he's "the biggest villain of 2016".
Other British people are burning more modest effigies of Trump in their gardens.
Burning a Donald Trump Guy this 5th of November. Happy Bonfire Night! #Nov5th #BonfireNight
We're having a bonfire in our back garden and decided that we're setting fire to Donald trump