‘I understand the Labour Party said they wouldn’t repeal this law, which is pretty disgraceful if true, this law needs to be repealed. ‘That law means we no longer in this country have the right to protest, we only have the freedom to protest contingent on the permission of senior police officers and politicians and it’s my view that those senior police officers were under immense pressure from politicians. ‘They stopped us because the law was introduced, rushed in last week, to give them the powers to stop us on any flimsy pretext.
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A coach carrying the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children rides past protesters following the crowning of King Charles (Picture: Reuters)
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