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Pressure is mounting on the South Australian government to ease its crackdown on protests, with unions, human rights campaigners and community groups upping their fight against the proposed law changes.

Commissioner to the - monarchy. canadian high commissioner to the uk, j monarchy. canadian high - commissioner to the uk, ralph goodale. thank you for sharing your thoughts on this historic day. police in london have defended a series of arrests they made throughout coronation day. fifity—two people were detained, most of them on suspicion of conspiracy to cause a public nuisance. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has more. not my king. the anti—monarchy protests had been planne...

Protestantism than we normally would, more than in 1953. wow. i want to talk— would, more than in 1953. wow. i want to talk further _ would, more than in 1953. wow. i want to talk further about - would, more than in 1953. r i want to talk further about the things that we have seen in the service, for the moment thank you. there have been a number of protests that we have been talking about and police say they have arrested more than 50 people. daniel sandford reports on those who were not cele...

Organisers in handcuffs. he said police had mistaken luggage straps for items that might be used to lock on to street furniture. the royal family rules by deception of public consent. there cannot be public opposition to them. human rights groups said the arrests set a dangerous precedent, coming on the back of new protest laws passed only this week. not my king! but the demonstration went ahead without its leaders. the service is being relayed to the crowd outside, and every time the name king ...

The royal family rules by deception of public consent. there cannot be public opposition to them. human rights groups said the arrests set a dangerous precedent, coming on the back of new protest laws passed only this week. not my king! but the demonstration went ahead without its leaders. the service is being relayed to the crowd outside, and every time the name king charles is mentioned, the anti—monarchist demonstrators start chanting "not my king." among the hundreds of thousands in centra...

By the perception of public consent. there cannot be public opposition to them. human rights groups said the arrests set a dangerous precedent, coming on the back of new protest laws passed only this week. not my king! but the demonstration went ahead without its leaders. the service is being relayed to the crowd outside, and every time the name king charles is mentioned, the anti—monarchist demonstrators start chanting "not my king." among the hundreds of thousands in central london, this was...

London. daniel sanford reports now on some of those who were not celebrating the coronation. chanting: not my king! the anti—monarchy protests had been planned for months. the demonstrators based themselves at trafalgar square, about halfway along the procession route. but before they had even started, some of the protest leaders were arrested and their placards confiscated. we found one of the organisers in handcuffs. he said police had mistaken luggage straps for items that might be used to ...

During the queens funeral, there will be armed officers on rooftops. m15 and the police have been identifying terrorists and those who may pose a threat.— pose a threat. the work that has been — pose a threat. the work that has been going _ pose a threat. the work that has been going on _ pose a threat. the work that has been going on and - pose a threat. the work that has been going on and our. has been going on and our intelligence services to make sure we know as much as possible what is ...

Coronation. but there is also going to be a concern about protest activity, and what police are saying todayis activity, and what police are saying today is that while they will allow lawful protest, they will move incredibly quickly to clampdown on anything that they view as breaching the law, and of course, some new protest laws have come into force just this week which include laws against people rocking on, as it were, tying themselves onto buildings or onto each other, and the police wont h...