Thousands of human beings marched thru London on Saturday to protest over austerity and call for Prime Minister Theresa May’s government surrender after its disastrous showing in closing month’s election.
Demonstrators converged in the front of the BBC headquarters in critical London to demand an end to belt-tightening that has brought about cuts in spending for public services.
Many brandished symptoms and placards reading: “No More Austerity”, “Cuts Cost Lives” and “Tories Out.”
After holding a minute’s silence in honour of the victims of a deadly hearth in London, which killed at the least eighty human beings, and staging a spherical of applause for the emergency offerings, protesters headed toward Parliament Square.
Opposition Labour celebration leader Jeremy Corbyn (C) is mobbed after speakme to protestors in Parliament rectangular at some stage in an anti-austerity demonstration on July 1, 2017 in London. AFP PHOTO
Demonstrators converged in the front of the BBC headquarters in critical London to demand an end to belt-tightening that has brought about cuts in spending for public services.
Many brandished symptoms and placards reading: “No More Austerity”, “Cuts Cost Lives” and “Tories Out.”
After holding a minute’s silence in honour of the victims of a deadly hearth in London, which killed at the least eighty human beings, and staging a spherical of applause for the emergency offerings, protesters headed toward Parliament Square.
Opposition Labour celebration leader Jeremy Corbyn (C) is mobbed after speakme to protestors in Parliament rectangular at some stage in an anti-austerity demonstration on July 1, 2017 in London. AFP PHOTO
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