Police in London are on high alert as an estimated ten thousand students gear up for a rally against education cuts and tripling tuition fees. This comes almost a year after similar protests in the heart of the British capital descended into violence. RT's Ivor Bennett who's keeping across developments talked to one of the organisers of the protest rally. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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4000 Police in London are on high alert as an estimated ten thousand students gear up for a rally against education cuts and tripling tuition fees. This comes almost a year after similar protests in the heart of the British capital descended into violence. RT's Ivor Bennett who's keeping across developments talked to one of the organisers of the protest rally.

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Thousands of student demonstrators have marched on central London, venting their anger over education cuts and a tripling of tuition fees. Around 20 campaigners were arrested but there was no repeat of the violent scenes witnessed on the streets at a similar demo a year ago. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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www.youtube.com Police in London are on high alert as an estimated ten thousand students gear up for a rally against education cuts and tripling tuition fees. This comes almost a year after similar protests in the heart of the British capital descended into violence. RT's Ivor Bennett who's keeping across developments talked to one of the organisers of the protest rally.

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10.11.10 52000 students and lecturers poured on the streets of London to protest against education cuts and rising tuition fees. The march lead them to the Millbank Tower and home to the Conservatives Headquarters. They stormed the building and occupied it from the lobby to the roof. Here is what I captured from Millbank. Shot on a Canon 550D with 18-135mm lens. My first actual outing with my camera.

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From: Russia Today 'It's a Revolt!' Students march in London Published: 09 November, 2011, 16:30 Edited: 09 November, 2011, 19:33 Students took to the streets of London en masse on Wednesday to fight government funding cuts and a massive hike in tuition fees. But rubber bullets and police intimidation threaten to turn the demonstration into a bloody affair. The demonstrators gathered at the University of London in the center of the city around noon. Some 10000 people were expected to take part in the march against the privatization of education and other attacks on the welfare state. However RT's Ivor Bennett, who is reporting from the scene, estimated that only several thousand had shown up as the march began. Other estimates put the total number of protestors at 5000. It has also been reported that a group of protesters managed to break away from the main route, where they went on to erect around two dozen tents in the heart of the city on Trafalgar Square. Otherwise, the police have thus far been successful in managing the march, keeping protestors away from potent symbols like the Bank of England and the London Stock Exchange. No reports of violence or arrests have surfaced since the march began over two hours ago. Having been criticized for their mishandling of previous protests, the police announced they would be out in force this time around. With 4000 officers being deployed, the run-up to the march was fraught with tension. rt.com <b>...</b>

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University College London students take occupation of the student and staff common room at the heart of UCL, known as the Jeremy Bentham Room (JBR) just after 12 noon on Wednesday 24th November 2010. The whole story will be told by "The Real Social Network" www.therealsocialnetwork.org.uk

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Thousands of student demonstrators have marched on central London, venting their anger over education cuts and a tripling of tuition fees. Around 20 campaigners were arrested but there was no repeat of the violent scenes witnessed on the streets at a similar demo a year ago.

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A YouTube video shot during the November 9 student rally in London allegedly shows plainclothes police acting as agents provocateurs among the protesting crowds. The video uploaded by the user "noshockdoc" shows two people who first engage in rough handling of one of the rally protesters. Then, reportedly, the same people are shown along with six others detaining someone behind a police cordon. The media dubbed the November 9 march against tuition fees and education cuts one of the most intensively-policed events to take place in London. The force had 4000 officers on duty on the day, and they were authorized to use rubber bullets if necessary. This was never needed, however. The Met reported that 24 arrests were made on the day. Some of the protesters reported incidents of violence which they said had been caused by the security forces. "The police tried to provoke people to react violently, and some people had to act in self-defense against police attacks, but we all supported one another and prevented the police from causing a riot," one of the activists, identified only as 'Dan', told the Oxford University student newspaper Cherwell.

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University College London Students Protest in the UCL Main Quad at 12 noon on Wednesday 24th November 2010 The whole story will be told by "The Real Social Network" www.therealsocialnetwork.org.uk

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Like Facebook www.facebook.com A YouTube video shot during the November 9 student rally in London allegedly shows plainclothes police acting as agents provocateurs among the protesting crowds. The video uploaded by the user "noshockdoc" shows two people who first engage in rough handling of one of the rally protesters. Then, reportedly, the same people are shown along with six others detaining someone behind a police cordon. RT got in touch with the creator of the video, a 40-year-old managing director of his own start-up company, who preferred to remain unnamed. Not your stereotypical protester, as "noshockdoc" calls himself, he went to the demo to protest against the policy, which is bound to divide British education system into two tiers, based on wealth, not merit. He says the episode shown on the video occurred during the end of the march and is very disturbing. It looked like a fight was provoked by plainclothes policemen, while their uniformed colleague turned a blind eye to it. "A young member of the British public had been attacked and left visibly shaken, and the very person he would have expected to help him turned away. And on top of that it was a police officer that attacked him," he told RT. The media dubbed the November 9 march against tuition fees and education cuts one of the most intensively-policed events to take place in London. The force had 4000 officers on duty on the day, and they were authorized to use rubber bullets if necessary. This was never <b>...</b>

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Nadine Dorries and Frank Field are trying to introduce new anti-choice pre-abortion counselling rules, creating delays, restricting access and allowing anti-abortion groups to advise women on their pregnancy options. Speakers at the rally include excerpts from: Abortion Rights, Education for Choice, Diane Abbott (MP) and Laurie Penny. www.abortionrights.org.uk

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An estimated 5000 Disabled People and supporters protested outside Parliament and marched to Millbank (Tory Party HQ), against the coalition governments planned cuts - in the guise of welfare reform to disability and long term sickness benefits. This includes scrapping IB (Incapacity Benefit) and DLA (Disability Living Allowance). The protest highlighted other service cuts for Disabled People, which attacked Independent living and education, to name just a few. It is felt by many that the government are manufacturing and using negative coverage of welfare benefit claimants in the media, in order to target vulnerable individuals and groups within the community. Those who are effectively silenced by non-existent positive or supportive press coverage, as was in fact the case with this peaceful protest, gaining virtually no coverage by the mainstream media/press.

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tnx RT news A YouTube video shot during the November 9 student rally in London allegedly shows plainclothes police acting as agents provocateurs among the protesting crowds. The video uploaded by the user "noshockdoc" shows two people who first engage in rough handling of one of the rally protesters. Then, reportedly, the same people are shown along with six others detaining someone behind a police cordon. The media dubbed the November 9 march against tuition fees and education cuts one of the most intensively-policed events to take place in London. The force had 4000 officers on duty on the day, and they were authorized to use rubber bullets if necessary. This was never needed, however. The Met reported that 24 arrests were made on the day. Some of the protesters reported incidents of violence which they said had been caused by the security forces. "The police tried to provoke people to react violently, and some people had to act in self-defense against police attacks, but we all supported one another and prevented the police from causing a riot," one of the activists, identified only as 'Dan', told the Oxford University student newspaper Cherwell. Another demonstrator, Nathan Akehurst, claimed that "undercover police snatch squads attacked and grabbed people from the demo, and an arrest was made on board a coach with the only apparent reason being that the student had a felt-tip pen." +10 (14 votes) Back to top 0diggsdigg previous next MORE NEWS A young protester is <b>...</b>

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On the 10th November 2010, 50000 people attended a rally through London to parliament, in protest of student fee rises, and education cuts. I filmed moments throughout the day, spoke to a few people taking part in march, and once it was over, went to Millbank Tower to see what the fuss was about. And there was a lot of fuss.

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Demonstrators held banners and flags in a good natured and boisterous protest near the ExCel Centre where leaders from top industrialised and emerging economies were meeting to agree on a response to the world's worst financial crisis since the 1930s. Protesters chanted against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, conflict in Ethiopia and the perceived greed blamed by many for the economic crisis. "Abolish all nukes, yes we can," said one banner. "We won't pay for their crisis," read another. Security for the gathering of world leaders, who included US President Barack Obama, was intense. Many roads near the conference centre were closed and police launches patrolled nearby waterways. Demonstrators held banners and flags in a good natured and boisterous protest near the ExCel Centre where leaders from top industrialised and emerging economies were meeting to agree on a response to the world's worst financial crisis since the 1930s. Protesters chanted against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, conflict in Ethiopia and the perceived greed blamed by many for the economic crisis. "Abolish all nukes, yes we can," said one banner. "We won't pay for their crisis," read another. Security for the gathering of world leaders, who included US President Barack Obama, was intense. Many roads near the conference centre were closed and police launches patrolled nearby waterways. police briefings have given the impression that demonstrations will be mounted by anarchists intent on causing <b>...</b>

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timesofearth.com LONDON - Tens of thousands of students have protested against plans by the British government to raise university tuition fees, smashing windows and lighting fires in London, the capital. Wednesday's protest near the houses of parliament was the largest street demonstration in the country since the government announced tough austerity measures to curb public deficit. Some students attempted to force their way into the party headquarters of David Cameron, the prime minister, forcing the building to be evacuated. Several dozen protesters managed to get into the lobby of the building, while outside police faced off an angry crowd. "We are destroying the building just like they are destroying our chances of affording higher education," said Corin Parkin, 20, a student at London's City University. Student leaders, who said about 50000 people had marched through central London, condemned the violence as "despicable". The police reported that 14 people had been injured, including seven officers. Wednesday's rally was held to protest against the decision by the coalition Conservative and Liberal Democrat government to raise the cost of studying by up to $14000 a year. "I am here because it is important that students stand up and shout about what is going on," Anna Tennant-Siren, a student at the University of Ulster, told the AP news agency. "Politicians don't seem to care. They should be taking money from people who earn seven-figure salaries, not from students <b>...</b>

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I attended the London protest against the Pope because I'm a god-denier, a Humanist and gay and because the Pope is the enemy of education and reason, a misogynist and a homophobe. I took my Kodak ZI8 with me and asked some others why they were there.

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A YouTube video shot during the November 9 student rally in London allegedly shows plainclothes police acting as agents provocateurs among the protesting crowds. The video uploaded by the user "noshockdoc" shows two people who first engage in rough handling of one of the rally protesters. Then, reportedly, the same people are shown along with six others detaining someone behind a police cordon. The media dubbed the November 9 march against tuition fees and education cuts one of the most intensively-policed events to take place in London. The force had 4000 officers on duty on the day, and they were authorized to use rubber bullets if necessary. This was never needed, however. The Met reported that 24 arrests were made on the day. Some of the protesters reported incidents of violence which they said had been caused by the security forces. "The police tried to provoke people to react violently, and some people had to act in self-defense against police attacks, but we all supported one another and prevented the police from causing a riot," one of the activists, identified only as 'Dan', told the Oxford University student newspaper Cherwell.

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This is a short speech from a gay Catholic priest, Father Bernard Lynch, made at the rally after the Protest the Pope demo in London, 18 Sept 2010. Transcript of the speech can be found here; www.protest-the-pope.org.uk An estimated 10000 people gathered in London to protest against the State visit to Britain by Pope Ratzinger. At the same time a much larger gathering occurred in Hyde Park, as the Pope was giving an open air sermon/rally to the faithful. The streets were closed & the anti-Pope demo marched from Hyde Park Corner to Downing Street, where a series of speeches were given by humanist & human rights campaigners such as Richard Dawkins, Peter Tatchell. Also a number of other speakers gave their views, coming from backgrounds such as a lady who had herself been abused by a priest, a priest who disagrees with the Vatican on many issues, etc. It was a very interesting, good-humoured, and fun day out. There were lots of very creative, funny, and sometimes rather offensive placards that people had made. Specific complaints agains tthe Pope's visit included these; - why should the UK taxpayer fund the est.£12m cost of the Pope's State visit, when his teachings are so wildly out of step with the British way of life, and British core values of tolerance, equality, and fairness? - the Vatican is not a proper State, and does not have a seat at the UN. It was only set up in 1929 by Mussolini, the fascist dictator, so has little validity. We felt that a private visit by the <b>...</b>

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yoursdp.org ge2011.yoursdp.org www.facebook.com Michelle Lee Holland-Bukit Timah GRC Michelle Lee Juen, 35, is a graduate of the London School of Economics with a B.Sc. (Hons) in Government and Economics, scoring first-class honours in the Government component of her degree programme. She worked in the Monetary Authority of Singapore. She later worked for Salomon Smith Barney Citibank as a financial analyst, and Mercer Management Consulting in Hong Kong. In 2002, Michelle made a career shift and became an English and Literature teacher: working with children rather than money has been infinitely more fulfilling. She taught at New Town and Bukit View Secondary Schools and the Singapore International School in Hong Kong. Michelle is an active volunteer, having participated in hospital visiting programmes, spent some time at an orphanage in China and an immigrant school in London. She enjoys working with children and currently teaches a group of underprivileged children in the Holland area and delivers food to needy residents. She is a dedicated mother of three, and a successful practitioner of the work-life balance. As a teacher, she is disturbed by the apathy and lack of sympathy in our youth generated by the stifling and overly competitive demands of our education system. As a parent, an educator, and a Singaporean, she feels it imperative for compassion to be brought back to bear on all aspects of governance in Singapore. Her global experience in finance, consultancy and <b>...</b>

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A crowd reportedly of over 50000 British students rallied in London yesterday and marched to the Conservative Party headquarters to protest not only cuts to education budgets and hikes to student fees, but the ongoing attack on the social safety net in the UK by the Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition government. In the name of "austerity," promises are being revoked, and the protests, which turned violent, could be a sign of things to come across the UK. We'll have more soon, but for now, check out this footage from our friends at the Guardian of the rallies. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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Student protests turn violent in London A second mass student protest in London has turned violent with protesters complaining that the government would not pay attention to their peaceful measures. There had been a huge turnout for the demonstration - much more than the 20000 that the organizers had been expecting, a Press TV correspondent reported from London. There were strong feelings on the march - with much vitriol targeted towards Prime Minister David Cameron and his deputy Nick Clegg. Banners and pictures particularly accused Clegg, often in unambiguous terms, of betraying students, according to the report. The students accused the Liberal Democrats' leader of breaking his party's promise to students to vote against a fee increase. The protesters chanted slogans such as, "No ifs, no buts, no education cuts", "Ho Ho Cameron has got to go", and Tory Scum Here We Come". In London, violence intensified after protesters reached Trafalgar Square and police began arresting students. As the public frustration gathered pace among protesters, a group of students tried to overturn a police van, while other engaged in street battle with police. A protester told Press TV correspondent that the government and the media have been trying to induce an image of protesters that the public treat them as anarchists. "When we protested last week and it escalated into violence the media, kind of, portrayed a different image to what we were trying to communicate. So, hopefully we are <b>...</b>

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On October 20th the coalition government announced the most extreme cuts in the public sector for sixty years. On November 22nd 2010 SOAS students occupied a University room in protest against the cuts. On November 24th the students were served with a court notice at 1200. The court case was at 14.30. This is the second part. Includes info about the negotiations, national student protest and a talk by Tariq Ali.

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On October 20th the coalition government announced the most extreme cuts in the public sector for sixty years. On November 22nd 2010 SOAS students occupied a University room in protest against the cuts. On November 24th the students were served with a court notice at 1200. The court case was at 14.30. After the case the students have a meeting where Jeremy Corbyn MP speaks.

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Short video covering the rally against the rise in tuition fees and budget cuts towards higher education.

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www.socialistworker.co.uk Millions go to war on the Tories It was a historic day. Britain's biggest strike since 1926 saw the working class march firmly on to centre stage of the political arena. Over two and half million struck. It dealt the biggest blow yet to the government's attempt to make workers pay for capitalism's crisis. Towns and cities across the country saw huge rallies that brought workers together to defy the cuts. Over half a million marched—including some 10000 in Dundee, 20000 in Bristol and 50000 in London (see pages 4&5 for more). Picket lines were solid, well attended, and full of good spirit and determination. From gravediggers to chiropodists, the people who keep our essential services going stepped out to fight. The strike started at the earliest possible moment. Some 50 trade unionists at the Bristol Royal Infirmary welcomed in 30 November by walking out at midnight. The Homerton ambulance station in London had a roaring brazier early in the morning. The building was covered in home-made placards and banners. Inside, the workers had their paint pots out, putting the finishing touches to their latest banner. Kath Jennings, a paramedic at Homerton, told Socialist Worker, "The first shift stopped work at midnight. I wasn't sure if they would, but this turned out to be a solid 24-hour strike. "The person that does our tea club has bought so much food, you'd think we were going to be out forever." The day was filled with anger, but also good humour. In <b>...</b>

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Student protestors in London clashed with riot police today over government plans to raise university student fees by up to 300%. Well the bill has now been passed with a parliamentary majority of just 21 votes.

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