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37 articles about 22 events for “Protests In London” from Evening Standard.
“Organisers said it had expected at least 400 people to join the rally in Nine Elms, south-west London.”
“It came as a similar demonstration was taking place outside the US embassy in Nine Elms, London.”
“The force said that officers have made a series of arrests after conflict arose between those canvassing for the by-election and protesters, with reports of intimidating and obstructive conduct.”
“All the major protests happening in London October 4: Battle of Cable Street March Some 5,000 people are expected to attend a march in Whitechapel on Sunday to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street.”
“The owners of Sea Life London Aquarium said they would start work in 2027 on an “enhanced” enclosure at the National Sea Life Centre in Birmingham to combine the colonies of gentoo penguins currently housed in the two venues.”
“The event, which raises money for the London landmark, saw multiple protests on Saturday evening, including from a pro-Palestine group opposing the museum’s sponsorship by BP.”
“The event, which raises money for the London landmark, saw multiple protests on Saturday evening, including from a pro-Palestine group opposing the museum’s sponsorship by BP.”
“The event, which raises money for the London landmark, saw multiple protests on Saturday evening, including from a pro-Palestine group opposing the museum’s sponsorship by BP.”
“The 61-year-old author has faced controversy in recent years because of her vocal stance on gender identity, and has previously stated she thinks biological sex is “real” and “immutable”.”
“The 61-year-old author has faced controversy in recent years because of her vocal stance on gender identity, and has previously stated she thinks biological sex is “real” and “immutable”.”
“The individuals, who wore masks and hats to conceal their identity, laid on the red carpet during the event at the Palace Theatre in London.”
“Demonstrators clashed and police made arrests amid protests in London on the anniversary of the October 7 attacks on Israel.”
“Around 100 pro-Palestine protesters marched and chanted “free, free Palestine” and “free the people, free the land” in London, with a group at the back of the march holding a banner reading: “Holocaust survivor descendants against Gaza genocide”.”
“Hundreds of students are set to take to the streets in central London today as pro-Palestine marches are held on the third anniversary of Hamas’s October 7 attacks.”
“Last week, several protesters campaigning for transgender rights rushed the red carpet ahead of the gala performance of Harry Potter And The Cursed Child at the Palace Theatre in London.”
“Recently, several protesters campaigning for transgender rights rushed the red carpet ahead of the gala performance of Harry Potter And The Cursed Child at the Palace Theatre in London.”
“Jurors heard details of what she says happened inside the cubicle, where she alleges Brand ignored her protests and repeatedly urged her not to be a "spoilsport".”
“As he arrived at the central London court on Wednesday morning, he said: “Today I feel blessed, I feel of course concerned, but hopeful that this process will lead to good outcomes for everybody involved.”
“In September 2025, Rooney cancelled a trip to London to accept the Sky Arts Award for literature over concerns she could be arrested if she entered the country over her support for Palestine Action.”
“In September 2025, Rooney cancelled a trip to London to accept the Sky Arts Award for literature over concerns she could be arrested if she entered the country over her support for Palestine Action.”
“It comes days after demonstrators clashed at October 7 protests in central London.”
“Eleven people were arrested in total for offences linked to protests held on the day in central London.”
“Sharp jumps in offences against Muslims occurred in September 2025, which the Home Office said coincided with protests and public disorder, and then in March following the US going to war with Iran.”
“Sharp jumps in offences against Muslims occurred in September 2025, which the Home Office said coincided with protests and public disorder, and then in March following the US going to war with Iran.”
“But despite protests from the police and prosecutors, he had been bailed back to his flat in Enfield, north London, forcing one family who had fallen victim to his crimes to move in to temporary accommodation.”
“Despite protests from the police and prosecutors, he was bailed back to his flat in Enfield, north London, forcing one family who had fallen victim to his crimes to move in to temporary accommodation.”
“Grammy winner Lipa, 31, put to her that immigration is “still such a big dividing line in UK politics right now with Brexit and Reform and protests about small boats”, and asked how London today compares to the 80s and 90s.”
“The posts call for “Gen Z” protests in the capital and appear to use images generated by AI.”
“Mr Lecornu said in parliament, acknowledging that the security operation for the protests last weekend had been “too static and not mobile enough”.”
“In London, the FTSE 100 Index ended down 117.21 points, 1.1%, at 10,764.69.”
“Student groups at London universities have chosen October 7 for pro-Palestine protests because they view the date as a definitive marker for the escalation of what they describe as an ongoing genocide in Gaza.”
“Throughout her first trial in the summer and subsequent retrial in September, pro-Palestine activists had staged vocal protests outside the Old Bailey.”
“High street giant H&M has debuted its autumn 2026 collection at London Fashion Week – and it’s all available to shop now.”
“His 2007 comments on bin Laden came amid protests in Pakistan against Satanic Verses author Salman Rushdie being given a knighthood in Britain.”
“The global war on AI data centres: Why cities including London are rebelling against big tech The approval of one in London’s Brick Lane is the latest of the many colossal data centres mushrooming across the country — but will a backlash halt the march of AI?”
“Mr Trump’s presence sparked protests in Dublin and Clare – but Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly said there would be “no tolerance” for public disorder or attempts to impact “critical movements” of the US president.”