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Khan claimed that the far-right had been “encouraged” and “emboldened” by comments they’d heard this week, including from senior politicians, such as Suella Braverman. He said: At the end of the PSC march, we once again saw breakaway groups behaving in an intimidating manner.

Mr Gershkovich, who is the first US journalist to be detained on spy charges in Russia since the Cold War, denies the charges. You will see police intervention, and I hope we don’t but I think it’s likely you will see police having to use force to manage some of the situations that we have to deal with, and at times that might look messy. But the Met did ask protesters to postpone the march - a request that organisers robustly declined.I hope everyone takes the time to reflect on the impact their words and actions can have on others. He added that the Met has his full support in taking action against those who broke the law and that he will continue to support them in taking a “zero-tolerance approach” against those found committing violent offences or spreading hate. Mr Sunak said on Wednesday evening: "This weekend people around the UK will come together in quiet reflection to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for this country. It is not hyperbole to say that we are the beneficiaries of an inheritance born of their sacrifice. They arrived early, stating they were there to protect monuments, but some were already intoxicated, aggressive and clearly looking for confrontation. The protesters will then cross Vauxhall Bridge and turn south-west down the river, ending up at the embassy.

If you don't have access to Photoshop, I can confirm that these files work using the 100% free and web-based Photopea, and I've been told that there are free plugins that you can get that will make them compatible with Paint.net, but I haven't tried that myself. We continue to engage with those organising demonstrations to ensure rights to peaceful assembly are protected while minimising disruption to communities. Poppyscotland, and Legion Scotland, who are the custodians of Remembrance in Scotland, declined to comment. I could weep reading Nesrine Malik’s eloquent piece. I am currently out of the country, in a place where protest is not allowed. How I wish now I could join those in London. I took part in the march against the invasion of Iraq in 2003. Perhaps we were naive to believe that we, numbering at least a million, were bound to make a difference. It didn’t work in the way we’d hoped. But, it felt then, as now, like the right thing to do. The debate over whether or not Palestine activists should march on Armistice Day centres on the balance of civil liberties and respect for the British war dead. The previous marches have been loud and passionate, whereas Armistice Day is traditionally a solemn occasion of remembrance.In Liverpool, several hundred people waved Palestinian flags as they made their way to the offices of BBC Radio Merseyside. Earlier, the pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action splattered the national headquarters of the BBC with red paint in protest over the broadcaster’s coverage of the Israel-Hamas war, which it said was “manufacturing consent for Israel’s war crimes”.

Assistant chief constable Gary Ritchie said: “Public safety is our priority and an appropriate policing plan is in place this weekend. A couple of weeks ago I decided that if the Saturday demonstrations calling for an end to the killing in Gaza and Israel continued, I would go to London on 11 November, because of the symbolism of that date. I shall not be doing so as a sign of support for Hamas, a violent and despicable organisation, but because I have been deeply affected by the scenes of death and devastation in the news. I shall be marching for a small boy, surrounded by siblings, standing in the ruins of his neighbourhood whose cry, “We’ve done nothing wrong”, has so much more power and honesty than UK politicians who seek to divide us with their claims that the marches are “hate‑filled” or “disrespectful”. In a letter to Sunak, Rowley said: “Like you, I recognise the profound significance of Armistice Day and the events that take place across the weekend in central London and in communities across London. Re: the Advanced Custom Belt. This has been updated to include a 3D wrap affect for the strap. Which means you can now get really creative and still maintain the 3D illusion. Here's an example of a Kamala-themed belt I made. Notice the asymmetrical pattern on the strap and how the pattern ismaintained regardless of the angle.A number of serious offences were identified by the Met, in relation to hate crime and possible support for Hammas during the protest and are being investigated. The police’s job has been made much harder," Khan said on X. "The Met have my full support to take action against anyone found spreading hate and breaking the law."

Prime Minister RishiSunakcalled in Metropolitan Police chief Sir Mark Rowley for an emergency meeting about a march planned in London, saying he would hold the Scotland Yard boss “accountable” if there was any trouble. If you believe in international law, if you believe in human rights, then you must condemn what is happening now in Gaza by the Israeli army.” While there is some debate over the exact figure, this would make it the biggest since weekly marches began when the Israel-Gaza war began last month Speaking to the BBC Radio 4's PM programme earlier, the former inspector of constabulary, Zoë Billingham, said Rowley had been "vindicated” in letting the protest go ahead. Rishi Sunak has condemned “violent scenes” from the far-right group the English Defence League and associated groups and “Hamas sympathisers”.Nine police officers were injured on Saturday. Two officers required hospital treatment after preventing a violent crowd getting to the Cenotaph during a remembrance service.