There was extra security for the London Marathon with hundreds more police drafted in to patrol the streets. Runners wore a black ribbon as a mark of respect for the people killed in the Boston Marathon blasts.
Police Protest London
May 20, 2012 by
In May last year, Police packed streets of London to demonstrate against Govt cuts in police force. Tens of thousands showed up on their day off to send their protest message to the Government. But results in an online vote March 4 to lobby for right to vote failed to get enough votes
Occupy London Spring Offensive
May 14, 2012 by
Occupy London targeted the British Bankers Association in the City as part of their anti-capitalist campaign.
Ealing Sweeps Away Riots
August 10, 2011 by
This time a year ago riots were spreading through England. In London in the leafy suburb of Ealing people swept the streets, closed up early after a night of rioting, fires and looting. Local residents were stunned and couldn’t believe it had happened in their area
Forces Join Eid Cup In Sports Festival
September 21, 2011 by
British Army and Met Police teamed-up to play in the Eid Cup at Hackney Marshes. This video was chosen to carry special London 2012 image
Notting Hill Carnival A Taster
August 29, 2011 by
Despite rain this year the Notting Hill Carnival is expected to have more fun than ever. Last year following riots in London more than five thousand Police were on the streets of Notting Hill as the Carnival began with a big SHAKE, SHAKE, SHAKE from the Kids
Tottenham – Love Can Outdo Hate
August 2, 2012 by
August 4, 2011, violence, rioting and fires spread through London and other parts of England. It stunned the population across the UK. Many blamed a fatal shooting by police In Tottenham, North London, where, several days later, the community was anxious to clean up and re-build. It’s in the video
Peckham Riots Wall of Love
August 18, 2011 by
A boarded up shop window in Peckham has become a Wall of Love in the south London suburb. Poundland was among shops in Rye Lane that was looted during the riots.
Here Comes The Sun on Sunday
February 26, 2012 by
Its on sale seven days a week, the Sun newspaper is now published every seven days, but there’s no rush to buy it
EDL Meets UAF at Downing Street
October 11, 2011 by
There were angry exchanges between the English Defence League and Unite Against Fascism outside Downing Street.
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