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: Churchill statue 'entombed' and the future of the 2m rule
A photo of the boarded-up statue of Winston Churchill in London's Parliament Square makes The Front of several Newspapers, including the Daily Mail . Home Secretary Priti Patel , The Paper says that to protect The Statue - it was the boxed in front of potential vandalism to the graffitied Last Weekend , should be revealed immediately. "We should be free Churchill," she says. The Daily Express announced the cover of The Statue "absurd and shameful", and describes the PM, Boris Johnson angry after he gave a statement on The Matter . The Paper says the Prime Minister is a "passionate defence" of the war-hero. Sir Winston's grandson, MP Sir Nicholas Soames , condemned the demonstrators who defaced The Statue , "The Daily Telegraph" reported. But The Paper 's Top Story on The Social distancing, as a rule, people apart to stay 2m. He reported that after a "comprehensive political space", government scientists have said the rule can be deleted by you, as long as other measures. The Paper says No 10 announcement formally, the rule could come "within days". The FT Weekend Top Story also focuses on the effect of the 2m rule on the economy. It reports to the Minister and Tory MPs are "turning up The Heat ", the show Mr Johnson to scrap the rule, according to Friday's published figures, that the country's economy shrank in April. The Paper says it is a full recovery may be "out of reach", when the rule is deleted. The 2m rule is a policy area where the Minister and the scientists begin to speak, which I reported to the newspaper. The Paper also reported his own analysis shows The Number of top doctors and scientists, which has No 10 daily briefings More Than halved since the beginning of June, while The Number of non-medical experts, has increased gradually. The Times says that Mr Johnson will target "the result of the British, to help the shops in the" next week to the economy of the country. It Shopper says, the clock is the planning of a public visit to a high street and to calm down, followed by non-essential shops open in England. According to The Office for National Statistics, only 36% of people in England feel safe to leave The House , it adds. The Queen , whose official birthday is on Saturday - makes The Front of the Daily Mirror . The Paper reported that she plans to honor key people who have helped the country during the pandemic, with a Garden Party . It quotes the Lib dem MP Layla Moran , the suggests, it is a "wonderful way" for The Queen is to honor "those who have given so much". Meanwhile, on the Front Page of the Daily Star readers asks: "all the others think it was a bit of a strange week?" It provides its readers with images of the historical statues to be cut, but its main story is on of the stars of the pantomime, the fear that you are the victim of coronavirus.
Source of news: bbc.com
