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Pro-Palestinian activists attended a protest organised by Palestine Solidarity Campaign outside the Houses of Parliament in London to commemorate the Nakba, or Catastrophe, which took place 65 years ago in Palestine.
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Pro-Palestinian activists set up a symbolic Israeli tent settlement inside the flagship John Lewis store in London, in protest to their sale of SodaStream products manufactured at an alleged illegal Israeli settlement in the West Bank.
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Hacktivist group Anonymous were very much in evidence at the Big One protest against the British Government's austerity cuts taking place in and around Trafalgar Square in London.
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A protest against the British Government's austerity cuts was organised by the People's Unity Party. Named The Big One, it took place in and around Trafalgar Square in London.
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Hundreds of peace campaigners attend a protest at Royal Air Force Station Waddington after an announcement by the Ministry of Defence saying unmanned aerial vehicles are controlled in the UK, but flying in Afghanistan.
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Palestine Solidarity Campaign organised a protest on Palestinian Prisoners' Day outside the London headquarters of international security solutions group G4S. G4S provides services to Israeli prisons in Israel and the Occupied West Bank.
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Thousands lined the streets of London to witness Margaret Thatcher, Britain's first female Prime Minister, being borne from Westminster to St Paul's Cathedral for a controversial ceremonial funeral. Protests took place but were generally low-key.
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Around 300 activists from UK Uncut blocked the road outside Welfare Minister Lord Freud's £1.9m home in Highgate, North London, as part of a coordinated protest against the 'bedroom tax', meaning cuts in housing benefit for those with spare bedrooms.
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