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  • China condemns ‘attack’ on Hong Kong minister in London

    November 15, 2019

    The Chinese government has condemned what it called an “attack” on Hong Kong’s justice minister after she fell to the ground while surrounded by furious pro-democracy protesters in London last night. Teresa Cheng, who was in London to promote Hong Kong as a dispute resolution and deal-making hub, was circled by protesters shouting “murder” and [...]

  • Court rules London-wide ban on Extinction Rebellion was unlawful

    November 6, 2019

    The High Court have ruled that a London-wide police ban against Extinction Rebellion protests was unlawful, it was announced this morning. The ban was imposed in the second week of the activist group’s ‘”Autumn Rebellion”, during which more than 1,800 protestors were arrested. Read more: Extinction Rebellion protests cost Met Police £37m The group appealed [...]

  • Suspicious package sent to Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson’s office

    November 4, 2019

    Police are investigating a suspicious package that was sent to the Westminster office of Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson. Metropolitan Police officers attended the scene early this morning. Read more: Jo Swinson elected leader of the Liberal Democrats A statement from the Met said: “Police attended Portcullis House, Westminster at 0951hrs today following reports of [...]

  • Beware the chilling consequences of facial recognition technology on society

    October 28, 2019

    Since the 1950s, researchers have been working towards the holy grail of artificial intelligence (AI). Now, as last week’s City A.M. feature outlined, recent advances are moving out of the lab and into our daily lives – with disturbing implications.  Facial recognition systems, powered by these developments in AI, are spreading into society. This is [...]

  • Extinction Rebellion protests cost Met Police £37m

    October 22, 2019

    Protests carried out by Extinction Rebellion activists have cost the Metropolitan Police at least £37m and caused other investigations to be halted. Commissioner Cressida Dick today said that the recent two-week demonstrations had cost £21m, with this figure expected to rise by a further several million. Read more: Extinction Rebellion patron buys stake in Heathrow [...]

  • Brexit march: Hundreds of thousands descend on Westminster in People’s Vote protest

    October 19, 2019

    Hundreds of thousands of activists are gathering in central London today to demand a referendum on Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal. As MPs prepare to vote on the Brexit deal, the People’s Vote march will head to Westminster to demand the public have a final say on Britain’s departure from the EU. The march will begin [...]

  • Extinction Rebellion activist dressed as Boris Johnson scales Big Ben scaffolding

    October 18, 2019

    An Extinction Rebellion protester has started free climbing up the scaffolding of Big Ben as the protests draw to a close today. The climber flew two Extinction Rebellion banners from the London landmark “to highlight government inaction on the climate and ecological emergency”. Read more: Extinction Rebellion protesters block Oxford Circus junction The climate change [...]

  • Eight arrests made after Extinction Rebellion causes rush hour chaos on Jubilee Line

    October 17, 2019

    Eight arrests have been made after Extinction Rebellion protesters caused severe delays on the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) and Tube during rush hour today. Furious commuters reacted by dragging a climate change activist from the top of a train before appearing to attack him. Read more: Extinction Rebellion targets London’s financial heart in day of [...]

  • However worthy their cause may be, eco-rebels are not above the law

    October 17, 2019

    Imagine a city in the grip of a crime wave, where the hard-pressed police have to draft in officers from other parts of the country to maintain order in an increasingly fractious situation, where ordinary citizens find their daily journeys to work and school disrupted, and where local businesses suffer the effects of day after [...]

  • Extinction Rebellion ignore police ban to return to Trafalgar Square

    October 16, 2019

    Extinction Rebellion has returned to Trafalgar Square just days after being evicted by police. The group is holding a people’s assembly at the square this afternoon, many with black tape across their mouths. Read more: Extinction Rebellion protesters block rounds around Bank station A spokesperson for the group said it was to signify a “police [...]

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