we saw the protest yesterday, there are anti monarchists who wanted their voices heard. there is a growing sentiment according to polls amongst younger people, they don t feel that excited about a royal family. it is not about antipathy but in deference or indifference which might be more desperate like dangerous things. you have these more community activities, at these more community activities, at the same time you have this more sacred ancient ceremony. you have all of the artefacts that may be seen as too remote or too much for people who are seen. we see these community activities to try and group andrew the royal family more firmly in the british population. we will speak to her later.
basis as to what steps they should have taken. and i know that they took into account, and i think they were quite right to take into account, the context of the event as a whole. we were on the global stage, there were 200 foreign dignitaries in the uk, in london at an event. among the 52 arrested where environmental campaigners and anti royalist republicans. london s met police said its focus wasn t peaceful protest but potential disruption. it said it had received intelligence about plans to deface monuments or disrupt the coronation procession. the leader of anti royal campaigners republic, graham smith, was one of those taken in. after almost 16 hours, he was released, saying there was no longer a right to peaceful protest and they can k. protest in the uk. labour wants more of an explanation.
A "minor disorder" during a protest outside a Hindu temple in the city of Birmingham involving fireworks targeted at police officers has resulted in a man's arrest and stop and search powers being deployed, UK police said on Wednesday.
After the Taliban took over Afghanistan, the protests in the United Kingdom entered the second week as people began protesting against the Taliban on August 21.
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Priti Patel was criticised by Nick Thomas-Symonds for rushing through laws to crack down on protests as the country reels from the Sarah Everard case. Mr Thomas-Symonds added that the Government is failing to address violence against women and bashed Ms Patel and the Conservatives for limiting their rights to protest against it. However, Ms Patel said that she was sorry to hear the tone from the shadow minister as the Home Secretary listed off what the Government has done for women.