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We’d love to hear your feedback Opt-out and return to our current site uk news John Domokos and Mustafa Khalili, theguardian.com. Global protests: Occupy the London Stock Exchange takes over the City. Occupy London follows occupation movements from across the worldPolice ask Julian Assange 'to remove mask' he was wearingProtesters had wanted to 'take' Paternoster Square - but it has been closedTents now being put up in the Square MileProtests contained within City area and currently not spreadingTwo arrests made for 'assaults on police officers' By Lee Moran Updated: 18:04 GMT, 15 October 2011 Protesters inspired by the growing 'Occupy Wall Street' movement in the U.S have today taken over the City of London.
Thousands have descended on the area known as the Square Mile - under the banner 'Occupy the Stock Exchange' - for a 'peaceful protest' against the global financial system. They had planned to take Paternoster Square, where the Stock Exchange is located, but police cordoned off the area prior to the protest. Occupy the London Stock Exchange. OccupyLSX Julian Assange pays homage to Anonymous.
OccupyLSX (@OccupyLSX) sur Twitter. Occupy the London Stock Exchange. 98 FTSE companies use tax havens. Occupy Assange: Corrupt banks, corrupt money.