About Parliament Square
Parliament Square is a square at the northwest end of the Palace of Westminster in the City of Westminster in central London. It features a large open green area in the centre with trees to its west, and it contains twelve statues of statesmen and other notable individuals.
Thousands march against antisemitism in London
... The large crowd gathered outside the Royal Courts of Justice and made its way along Whitehall to Parliament Square, where a rally was held...
Banksy book found in Eastbourne charity shop sells for £3,400
... " Ms May said Mr Haw had been known to protest in Parliament Square in London for almost 10 years until his death in 2011...
Alfie Meadows: Met agrees pay-out for man injured in 2010 protest
... " Although the situation in Parliament Square was chaotic and threatening, we acknowledge that Mr Meadows was protesting peacefully and the use of force against him was unjustified, " he said...
Laura Kuenssberg: Inside the high-stakes soap opera that led to political chaos
... It was striking how many of our interviewees, looking back, burst into tears at the awful memories - getting off the Tube at Parliament Square every day to walk through screaming crowds of protestors, death threats and danger appallingly became the norm...
No political pressure over Coronation protest arrests - Met officer
... Voices could be heard in the chamber along with people groaning and asking for security to intervene, while eight Just Stop Oil members were also arrested in Parliament Square...
Just Stop Oil protesters disrupt hearing into Met's coronation policing
... Separately, eight Just Stop Oil members were arrested at Parliament Square...
Coronation processions: What to look out for and when
... The coach, accompanied by the Sovereign s Escort of the Household Cavalry, will head down The Mall to Trafalgar Square, then along Whitehall and Parliament Street before turning into Parliament Square and Broad Sanctuary...
Your full guide to King Charles III's coronation and the key times
... Procession beginsThe procession will set off at 10:20 BST (04:20 EST), moving along The Mall to Trafalgar Square, then down Whitehall and Parliament Street before turning into Parliament Square and Broad Sanctuary to reach the Great West Door of Westminster Abbey...
Headlines: Boris Johnson, Brexit letter is making headlines
adopt a large number of papers, the frustrated, in a mocking tone, if he plan to exit about events in Parliament, where a special weekend sits Boris Johnson , the UK's EU-led MPs.
"Super-Saturday? Make that Unnecessary Saturday," says. He argues, represents the result of "the entire Brexit process in the microcosm".
"Hysterical build-up. The media hype. Promise to The Public , this is the moment of truth was. And Then , at The Last minute, MPs Once Again vote out of the big decision for Another Day ," he writes.
"The House of fools", reads the above photos of four of the "MPs-fuss" who says it "subjected us to even more agonizing delay". You are head of the Labour party, Jeremy Corbyn , Sir Oliver Letwin , who presented the amendment to the "restraint authorization" for the Prime Minister -Brexit deal, Commons Speaker John Bercow and the former German Chancellor, Philip Hammond .
"Why don't you let us leave?", the Front Page of the Sunday Express, the voices of his "outrage" to hinder the Parliament "Boris breakthrough Escape deal asks". The editorial claims "we are in a new period of chaos", after the "House of Cowards" Once Again showed that it "pulls irresponsible procrastination to take decisive measures".
"Oliver Twits'Sir Oliver comes in some of the fiercest criticism. The E-Mail quotes senior Tory labeling of Sir Oliver and the "useful idiots" for the "organ grinder", Lord Pannick QC. She claims that The Lawyer who is also "leading" Boris Johnson "Supreme Court "humiliation" design helped Sir Oliver's "wrecking amendment".
"Oliver Twits", reads The Sun on Sunday, the headline. The Paper calls for Mr Letwin to be A "buffoon" who came up with the poll tax, and has Now convinced "zombie MPs block Brexit". The Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party , the compromises behind the Letwin change, namely their "stubborn refusal to beyond all reason".
"We had The Deal nailed, and we blew it," says Caroline Flint , one of six Labour MPs voted with the government. To improve it, worked as you would "in good faith" to Mr. Johnson's offer to be guarantees for workers ' rights, environmental standards and animal protection, all backed up and ready to be embodied in the legislation.
This, on The Other hand, images of The Scene outside The Commons , where activists for a referendum gathered in Parliament Square . It is claimed that a million people joined The March for a "last word on Brexit", as she says, was "The Day you made Johnson listen".
Also, the viewer images of the massed protesters, next to a headline to A million take to The Streets for The Public vote to read: ". In a "We marched with hope, but few expectations. But history is With Us . "
"A great multitude, to posh, to putsh. "
Away from the Parliament, The Observer reports, British officials have taken the First Steps for the repatriation of children stranded by Islamic state fighters In Syria .
among The First cases that you have identified, three orphan - Now in the Kurdish-controlled Raqqa - who are believed to have travelled to the country with her parents five years ago.
Whitehall sources reportedly confirmed that they are working with various organizations, including The International Committee of the Red cross, to start The Process to get you back to the UK.
estimates of The aid organisation Save The Children , there are a further 30 British children, separated from their parents in the refugee camps in North-Eastern Syria.
world wondersMany of the back pages of England's Rugby World Cup victory against Australia to celebrate.
"walloped the Wallabies," says the Express, and Now it's time to "Bring on the All Blacks" in the semi-finals.
The Mail on Sunday's with "the Kyle High Club", with a photo of the English "Runaway Rhino" Kyle Sinckler , as he will try dives to score points and help clinch win your 40-16.
As the Telegraph sees it England caught the Aussies: "hook, like and Sinckler. "
Source of news: bbc.com
