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: Prince Andrew and US "in the war" about Epstein's request
The Daily Mail has stated that the " Duke of York "At War " with the United States on the investigation of the sex-offender Jeffrey Epstein . Prince Andrew, the lawyers claims of the US government have not rejected lawyers that he operated in co-operation with the investigation and insisted that he has offered to help. U.S. officials, the accused before him of having "zero cooperation", however, in a statement, Prince Andrew ' s legal Department, said he offered assistance to "at least three times". The Daily Telegraph adds that Prince Andrew ' alleged s lawyers, The Duke was treated "worse than a normal citizen". The Duke was strongly questioned, because of his friendship with Epstein, who has his own life in a U.S. prison cell in August, at the age of 66, while awaiting trial on sex, drugs and conspiracy charges. The Paper also carries A Warning of the health Minister, Matt Hancock , the non-open secondary schools may not be able to fully Until September . UK anti-racism protests, triggered by the death of George Floyd in the United States , also on several Tuesday the title pages. The Times reported that Home Secretary Priti Patel has said, The Chief constable of Avon and Somerset Police, he needs The Law , After protesters with a Black Lives matter demonstration in Bristol, moved a statue of the Slave Trader Edward Colston and threw it into the River Avon . Ms Patel made it clear that they expected that those who have The Statue moved to be prosecuted, The Paper says. The Guardian claims that urgent plans to reduce tensions and address anger over police action against black and ethnic minorities the preparation of the London mayor, Sadiq Khan , are to be expected as the Black lives matter protests in dozens of cities and municipalities through the weekend. The Paper says that the initiative pressure on the Metropolitan Police over the use of stop and search, Taser, and other violence comes amid fears of violence - such as her claims that extreme right-wing groups to counter plan demonstrations. Meanwhile, the Metro-splashes should be cleaned with a image of The Statue of Sir Winston Churchill in London's Parliament Square - of A Man , The Paper -name, such as Winston - After it was sprayed with graffiti during the demonstrations over the weekend. The newspaper also brand-new travel quarantine rules brought by the Minister of the interior, on Monday , the requirement to isolate all the people who arrive in the UK, yourself, for 14 Days - "Priti pointless". The Daily Express reported that coronavirus is "on the decline", according to Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced The United Kingdom, the lowest daily increase in The Number of virus-related deaths has been recorded since before lockdown on may 23. March. Without 10 s daily briefing, Mr. Steiner said, the government's plans could be added to go with "caution" but, "we will not allow a second tip, the overwhelmed, of the NHS". The Daily Mirror carries, reported that a German Prosecutor has said that he is "some evidence" that Madeleine Mccann , who disappeared in may, 2007, is dead. In an interview with Sky News , Hans Christian Wolters said, the Prosecutor's office "have some evidence that The Suspect of the fact". The police are appealing for The Public 's help in solving the case, After a 43-year-old German man's name was revealed in the German media as Christian B,, be the new suspect. The Financial Times leads with the BP plans to cut 10,000 jobs After a global slump in the demand for oil due to the coronavirus crisis. The company employs around 15,000 in the UK, aims to cut about 15% of the workforce by The End of the year. The Paper also reported that the emerging economies are shrinking economies this year, for the First Time in at least six decades, according to the World Bank . And finally, the Daily Star reported TV stars Scarlett Moffatt and Joe Swash to believe that their phones used as spying devices.
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