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Concerns of some day walking down the street with a dealer, but to get on the bike, the possibility of men facing arrest. —— with a d lock. tell us about the placards and devices they found with them. slightly inevitable that those just stop oil protest are sitting by the police officers during the committee were likely to disrupt the proceedings. they were sitting there in their t—shirts. the police were insisting there that they were not under any political pressure in the build—up to the coronation, but did feel under pressure because of the once—in—a—lifetime event nature of ...

Coronation and the horses might become frightened because of that. so the police were worried but the anti—monarchy group republic had an arrangement with the police that where they were going to stand, the police were fully aware of where they were going to be and just before 7.00, some went off to meet a van that was bringing some placards down to the protest and they simply didn't come back. we realised they weren't coming back when the today programme told me their guest, graeme smith, the ceo of republic, had answered his phone for that interview he was doing with them. then we were sho...

Assemble a placard... fir it is unusual to use the in order to assemble a placard. . ._ it is unusual to use the in order to assemble a placard... or any other bits of wood- _ bits of wood. it seems a bit odd, does a non—? think that is how you could read that, and i suspect that was part... this was unusual.— this was unusual. back to the early conversation _ this was unusual. back to the early conversation about _ this was unusual. back to the early conversation about someone - this was unusual. back to the early| conversation about someone having this was unusual. back to the early i c...

Were people who are going to inquire onto the route, we were concerned there were people who are seeking to disrupt the coronation through loud noise, the use of rape alarms has been previously mentioned, and the intelligence that we had was real and a threat that we had that we believed at that time was sufficiently serious that we need to prove those key sort of ministers. tells the relationship when we started speaking we talked about pride of duty, for the safety of both people, and in the circumstance, horses and other animals that were part of the coronation. could you tell us the link, ...

With a luggage strap. how reasonable is it to assume that kind of thing is it to assume that kind of thing is a threat? i is it to assume that kind of thing is a threat?— is a threat? i think it takes it straiaht is a threat? i think it takes it straight back _ is a threat? i think it takes it straight back to _ is a threat? i think it takes it straight back to the - is a threat? i think it takes it straight back to the context, i is a threat? i think it takes it i straight back to the context, in that it was both in terms of the intelligence that we had, the once—in—a—lifetime, once i...