California city bans public Christmas decorations
Decorations in a Californian city's beach-front park have been banned as a result of a row between atheists and Christians.
Palisades Park in Santa Monica was famous for its life-sized Nativity scenes until atheist groups started displaying signs with anti-religious words.
Los Angeles reporter Michael Linder told BBC Radio 5 live Breakfast how the row started.
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