Anti-lockdown protesters outside Downing Street, where the UK Prime Minister lives, threw bottles and tennis balls at police on Saturday 26 June.
Anti-lockdown protesters outside Downing Street, where the UK Prime Minister lives, threw bottles and tennis balls at police on Saturday 26 June.
Anti-lockdown protesters outside Downing Street, where the UK Prime Minister lives, threw bottles and tennis balls at police on Saturday 26 June.
The protest was one of a number in the area, with thousands separately gathered nearby for a left-leaning protest supporting Palestinians, opposing a new policing bill, and backing climate action, among other causes.
The filmer said broadcaster Max Fosh was seen in the crowd.
Others reported that actor and right-wing anti-lockdown activist Laurence Fox was also there.
It is not clear why Mr Fosh was there, as he is well-known as an opponent of Laurence Fox and most of his views.
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