In England, “A Sikh couple had to abandon their wedding when a group of protesters raided the Slough hotel where the event was being held and seized a holy book,” reports a BBC News wire story. The report says a “40-strong group” of Sikh protestors “wrestled the Guru Granth Sahib book from the priest and took it to a nearby temple.” It was the second time the protestors had broken up a wedding to perform what they call a “confiscation.” They say the book, “the most holy book of the Sikh religion,” “should not have been taken out of a temple, and to take it near alcohol and cigarettes was disrespectful.” A rep for the local police station says, “Our community and race relations officers will be working hard in Slough in the next week or so.”