Protesters and counter-protesters hurled abuse at each other - and there was a brief struggle with police when a small group holding a banner ran into the road.

Pro-Palestine protesters have threatened to disrupt one of the largest Christmas events in London over its ties to Barclays. Campaigners have called for the boycott of Capital’s Jingle Bell Ball, which is set to be held next weekend at the O2 arena.

The Metropolitan Police has issued another warning about showing support for proscribed terror groups Hamas and Hezbollah.

Organisers said at least 125,000 protesters called for Britain to end arms sales to Israel and an end to Israel's war on Gaza and Lebanon

London, IRNA - Thousands of people in London, the capital of England, have participated in pro-Palestine rallies to protest the brutal crimes of the Zionist regime in the Gaza Strip, once again showing their support and solidarity with the oppressed and defenseless people of Palestine.

The Palestine Solidarity Campaign said the event was the 22nd march since the Israel-Gaza conflict began in October 2023.

There is a heavy police presence in central London as a pro-Palestine march and counter-protest are held in the midst of Christmas shopping and Winter Wonderland festivities. Bemused Christmas shoppers took photos as the streets around Piccadilly Circus in central London were flooded with pro-Palestine demonstrators.