I used to make tunes, now I moan about trains and flytipping. Not related to the account that got banned for calling Nigel Farage a lady part.
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ALT We estimate there were around 500 to 600 people in Parliament Square when the protest began, but many were onlookers, media or people not holding placards in support of Palestine Action. We are confident that anyone who came to Parliament Square today to hold a placard expressing support for Palestine Action was either arrested or is in the process of being arrested. As of 15:40hrs the number of arrests for showing support for a proscribed organisation was 200 with more to follow. After arrest, they were taken to Prisoner Processing Points in the Westminster area. Those whose details could be confirmed were bailed, with conditions not to attend any further protest in support of Palestine Action. Those whose details were refused, or could not be verified, were taken to custody suites across London. There have been a further four arrests for assaults on officers.
ALT Sadiq Khan speaks at a podium reading “Mayor of London – Fixing the Housing Crisis,” addressing a seated audience.
ALT Sadiq Khan stands on a building site at Kidbrooke Square with a group of six people.
ALT Aerial view of a large green park with walking paths and a playground, next to modern residential buildings under construction, with the London skyline visible in the far distance.
