family cal called fr this vigil on saturday. >> reporter: dubbed a peaceful vigil, the death of mark duggenho was shot dead not far from a police station in 2011, protesters continue to reject an inquest verdict that he was lawfully killed. >> we're in it for the long haul, and we're learning-- >> duggen was shot getting out of a taxi that was stopped by police. the jury agreed that he was not armed at the time, but he had been earlier and that the police believed he was carrying a gun. that's something that the people in to th tottenham doesn't unde. >> he was unarmed. that is the end of it in despite police allegations that mark duggen had been involved in a shooting, his family strongly reject reports that he was a gang members. but complaint commission is continuing, but some are skeptical of impartiality. >> police do have a lot to do, and i'm waiting to hear what is happening. there is a lot of unhappiness about this situation. >> reporter: so far mark duggen's family has rejected meeting with the police chief for talks. >> thousands of kurds have been protesting in paris demanding ju

mark duggen died after being shot by armed officers in 2011 in north london.is death sparked riots that spread across england. he did not have a weapon in his hands when the police surrounded him. >>> the main u.k. opposition parties want to ban betting machines which critics say are particularly addictive. >> reporter: he knows how addictive the new gambling terminals can be. for years his life was consumed by his addiction betting on them. he spent every spare penny on his habit. >> you get into the cycle of the rapid highs and lows, it's like a drug. you become addicted very quickly. >> there are 33,000 terminals in the u.k. today, a huge proliferation. they're limited to four in each betting shop, but there are more betting shops on britain's streets than ever before. they're sophisticated and offer the lure of big wins, but you can lose quickly, too. critics say they're particularly addictive. now the politicians are getting involved with the leader of the main opposition labour party saying the terminals are spreading like an epidemic causing debt and mi