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“Hundreds of people gathered at Nine Elms in London on Saturday, with many holding signs reading phrases such as: "I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action."”

“Police carry a person onto a bus after they took part in a protest organised by Defend Our Juries outside the US embassy in south London A woman holds a sign reading 'I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action' outside the US embassy on Saturday Protesters…”

“The majority of those taken into custody had expressed support for a proscribed organisation, London's Metropolitan Police said in a statement.”

“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".”

“Russell Brand is seen arriving at Southwark Crown Court in London on October 14 where he is accused of preying on six women.”

“Wearing a black pinstripe suit, white shirt and a necktie, Brand stood in the dock at Southwark crown court in London on Wednesday as the prosecution opened its case.”

“Zafer Dogan, from Enfield in north London, was jailed on Thursday for two years and four months for taking thousands of pictures of children and using AI software to "nudify" them.”

“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.”

“But the Daily Mail can now reveal north London-based Rahman, who was freed in October 2018, has been using TikTok to broadcast angry anti-British rants to his near 2,000 followers, earning himself almost 10,000 likes in the process.”

“Palestine Action has carried out protests including vandalism in support of Palestinian causes, and denies that this amounts to terrorism.”

“An arrest warrant was issued for the station's CEO, Cafer Mahiroglu, who currently lives in London.”

“But he was recruited by MI6 in the early 1970s after becoming disillusioned by the Soviet crushing of mass protests during the Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia in 1968 and the building of the Berlin Wall.”

“LONDON (AP) — A far-right activist who has led protests against migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats has been arrested for allegedly slashing a dinghy in the water.”

“A year after the initial broadcast of the BBC programmes about the organisation, the Lighthouse group began a campaign of peaceful, and legal, protests outside BBC offices in London, against Nye and the BBC.”

“…across the UK have responded to the challenge by setting up specialised units backed up by drones In parts of inner city London, Metropolitan Police officers have been equipped with a fleet of 25 Sur-Ron dirt bikes - partly funded with proceeds of crime…”

“LONDON: Anti-immigration demonstrators in southern England massed outside a hotel where Pakistan’s U-19 cricket squad were staying after mistaking them for asylum seekers, British media reported on Wednesday.”

“…elves as anti-Zionists, attacked the CASE report’s findings in a Globe and Mail op-ed, claiming that the report treats opposition to Zionism as evidence of antisemitism, disagreements as evidence of hatred and provides grounds for disciplining scholars for…”

“He cut his campaigning teeth in the 1960s, joining protests against harsh homelessness laws that split up families and getting involved in the squatting movement.”