A group of neo-Nazis celebrated Adolf Hitler’s birthday at a pub in Greater Manchester then boasted about it on social media.

Neo-Nazis celebrated the birthday of Adolf Hitler at a pub while displaying a Nazi flag and a cake decorated with a swastika.

Staff at the pub said they were unaware of the group's presence at the time and the incident has been reported to the police.

The men were reportedly members of the fringe far-right group British Movement and met at the Duke of Edinburgh pub.

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