Police mull banning all UK protests
Staff Writer
PressTV
December 15, 2010
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Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson referred to the level of violence in recent student protests against the rise in tuition fees, saying that he does not rule out banning all future student protests across the country, the daily Independent reported.
Tens of thousands of student protesters from universities, colleges and schools have been marching across England in protests against the huge hikes in tuition fees, together with the scrapping of Educational Maintenance Allowance and proposed cuts in college funding.
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Police have arrested more than 180 people in London after four protests against the government’s plan to increase the fees.
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