that way, downing street full of protesters that way, trafalgar square also full of many hundreds ofs usually been smaller counter—protests. as you can see, you can see the israeli flag. you can also see yellow balloons, the sign of hope for the safe return of hostages from gaza. now, we've spoken to the organisers of this march, the palestine solidarity campaign, who say they welcome that ceasefire agreement, but they say it is very tentative. they're worried about it not holding. and they say, therefore, the decision to stop these marches or keep these national marches going, which they have been over the past year or so, is under review. that was nickjohnson now, we've spoken to the organisers of this march, the palestine solidarity campaign, who say they welcome that ceasefire agreement, but they say it is very tentative. they're worried about it not holding. and they say, therefore, the decision to stop these marches or keep these national marches going, which they have been over the past year or so, is under review. that was nickjohnson at reporting there from central london. h

that way, trafalgar square, also full of many hundreds of protesters. year or so has usually been smaller counter—protests, as you can see. you can see the israeli flag. you can also see yellow balloons, the sign of hope for the safe return of hostages from gaza. now, we've spoken to the organisers of this march, the palestine solidarity campaign, who say they welcome that ceasefire agreement, but they say it is very tentative. they're worried about it not holding and they say, therefore, the decision to stop these marches or keep these national marches going, which they have been over the past year or so, is under review. donald trump has begun hisjourney from his home in florida to his old home in washington ahead of his inauguration as the next president of the united states. mr trump — along with his wife and youngest son — are flying to the nation's capital. he will hold a victory rally in washington on sunday, before taking the oath of office on monday. but not everyone is happy to see mr trump's return to the white house. a protest has been takin

police have warned pro—palestine protesters to leave trafalgar square or face arrest after demonstrators through a police line as they marched from a rally in whitehall. eight people were arrested earlier on during the march in central london. the arrests for public order offences and for breaching the conditions that have been put in place. the metropolitan police has since posted on their x account, saying around 20 to 30 more people who breached the conditions are to be arrested as well. thousands of people are calling on the government to stop arming israel. the pro—palestine march had planned to assemble outside the bbc, accusing the corporation of bias. however, due to the proximity to a local synagogue, the metropolitan police has restricted the group to whitehall. a thousand officers have been on duty today. in other news, donald trump is to review the chagos deal when he returns to the white house on monday. the president elect's team directly intervened in the british government's deal, demanding the delay, according to the telegraph. fears over chinese influence if the strateg

more than 70 pro—palestinian protesters have been arrested in trafalgar square today on suspicion ofng protest conditions after demonstrators broke through a police line as they marched from a rally in whitehall. thousands of protesters met a line of police officers and eventually broke through with those who made it to the square, later finding themselves being held in one corner. the metropolitan police warned the group to disperse or face arrest, later announcing that 20 to 30 people had breached conditions and were arrested. those arrests are for pubuc arrested. those arrests are for public order offences and for, of course, breaching those conditions put in place by police. thousands of people are calling on the government to stop arming israel. donald trump is to review the chagos deal when he returns to the white house on monday. the president elect's team directly intervened in the british government's deal in the british government's deal, demanding the delay, according to the telegraph. fears over chinese influence if the strategically important islands are returned to maur

more than 70 pro—palestinian protesters have been arrested in trafalgar square today on suspicion ofhing protest conditions after demonstrators broke through a police line as they marched from a rally in whitehall. thousands of protesters met a line of police officers and eventually broke through with those who made it to the square, later finding themselves being held in one corner. the metropolitan police warned the group to disperse or face arrest, later announcing that 20 to 30 people had breached conditions and were arrested. those arrests are for pubuc arrested. those arrests are for public order offences and for, of course, breaching those conditions put in place by police. thousands of people are calling on the government to stop arming israel. donald trump is to review the chagos deal when he returns to the white house on monday. the president elect's team directly intervened in the british government's deal in the british government's deal, demanding the delay, according to the telegraph. fears over chinese influence if the strategically important islands are returned to ma

oh, and he blocked a statue to our late queen in trafalgar square in favour of a sculpture dedicated trans sex workers. sadiq khan has been about as good for london as novichok is for the nervous system. his knighthood is a reward for failure. let's get our thoughts from our panel this evening. we are, of course, joined by journalist and broadcaster esther krakow. we've also got political commentator alex armstrong and former labour minister bill rammell, who i think is going to have his work cut out tonight. esther sadiq khan, a knighthood for failure. >> well, just in principle, i don't agree with giving sitting politicians a knighthood. it's inherently political, and i think it's the last thing that the labour party needs. i mean, at the moment the country just looks at the labour party as if you're one of their client groups, if you're a unionist, or if you're a union or if you're a train driver, you're fine. but if you're everything else, you're not. and i don't think this is a good look for the labour party in particular. i think if any one else, if any other politician, partic

pro—palestinian protesters have been arrested in trafalgar square on suspicion of breaching protest conditionser demonstrators broke through a police line as they marched from a rally in whitehall. thousands of protesters met a line of police officers and eventually broke through with those who made it to the square, later finding themselves being held in one corner. the metropolitan police warned the group to disperse or face arrest, later announcing around 20 to 30 people who breached the conditions were being detained and arrested. those arrests are for public order offences and for public order offences and for breaching conditions put in place by officers. thousands of people are calling on the government to stop arming israel. donald trump is to review the chagos deal when he returns to the white house on monday. the president elect's team directly intervened in the british government's deal, demanding the delay, according to the telegraph. fears over chinese influence if the strategically important islands are returned to mauritius are fuelling the delay. the us has a permanent military