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Schoolboy warned by police over picket plan at David Cameron's office | UK news
Police told schoolboy Nicky Wishart he would be arrested if his picket at David Cameron's office sparked unrest.
BBC - Barnsley girl's account of violence at fees protest
Police officers clash with protestors during student demonstrations in central London Rachel Bergan from Barnsley is 17 and looking to her future. University might well be a part of that future so Rachel and some of her friends made their way to London on 9 December to join the student protests over planned increases to tuition fees.Being kettled was a shocking experience | Jacqui Karn | Comment is free
Metropolitan police kettling protesters outside Downing Street.
Inside the Parliament Square kettle
There is blood on my face, but not all of it is mine. I'm writing this from the UCL occupation, where injured students and schoolchildren keep drifting in in ones and twos, dazed and bruised, looking for medical attention and a safe space to sit down.
#UKUncut
Welfare reform has swiftly become one of the most venomously disputed themes of these early months of the coalition government.
Karen Buck on the real effects of welfare reform | Society
Nick Clegg regrets signing anti-tuition fees pledge
11 November 2010 Last updated at 07:22 ET Nick Clegg, interviewed on ITV1's Daybreak
UK gov't wants to legalize racial profiling
In the UK, the police can stop and search you without cause or a warrant, as part of the special "anti-terrorism" rules.
U.K. Government to Snub BBC, Google Over Web Access, FT Reports
U.K. Communications Minister Ed Vaizey will say today that Internet service providers should be free to favor traffic from one content provider over another, provided customers are informed, the Financial Times reported.