Palestine Protest, London, 4th October 2025 A small crowd gathered on Whitehall and were contained by the police who moved them onto the pavement. The crowd later marched through Marble Arch.

Contemplation Protestors in Trafalgar Square. A sign from organisers read ‘This action is silent and contemplative. Sitting quietly with banned signs is our chosen act of courage and protection.” London, 4th October 2025. #London #Gaza #Palestine #Protest #Police #UK

Albert at night The Albert Memorial in Hyde Park at night, commissioned by Queen Victoria in memory of her husband, Albert, who died at 42 years of age, from typhoid fever. Designed by George Gilbert Scott and unveiled in 1872.

Lyse Doucet Book Launch, Frontline Club, London, 18 September 2025 Lyse was joined by Christina Lamb, Mahfouz Zubaide and Saad Mohseni to launch The Finest Hotel in Kabul, a history of the country. Also attending were Leila Molana-Allen, Chris Lockwood, Tam Hussein.

Zack Polanski at the anti Trump protests, Parliament Square, London, 17 September 2025

Karishma Patel at the anti Trump protests, Parliament Square, London, 17 September 2025

Jeremy Corbyn at the anti Trump protests, Parliament Square, London, 17 September 2025

George Monbiot at the anti Trump protests, Parliament Square, London, 17 September 2025

A large contingent of Tommy Robinson’s supporters shouting his name attacked the police with glass bottles, flares and fists, called them ‘traitors’. Elon Musk had told them on a big screen to ‘fight back or die’. 26 police officers were injured. September 13th 2025.

A small crowd of protestors formed opposite Downing Street, where Herzog had been. It was day two of a protest against the visit of Isaac Herzog, the President of Israel. A man knelt on the ground for two hours holding a sign which read Ceasefire Now, across from the Prime Minister’s residence.

TLS Summer Drinks Party. In attendance were the editor, Martin Ivens, and his wife, the journalist Anne McElvoy, the poet Hugo Williams, writer and academic Douglas Field, the classicist Mary Beard, editor Toby Lichtig, writer Luke Brown amongst many others. A good time was had by all.

Isaac Herzog Protest A protest outside Downing Street against the visit of Isaac Herzog, the President of Israel on 9th September 2025. Muslims and Jews gathered among others to speak out against the ongoing war in Gaza.

Breaking news: Israel has launched an attack on Hamas targets in Qatar, sharply escalating its war against the Palestinian militant group by striking its political leadership in the Gulf state for the first time. on.ft.com/46sKbu1

Nearly 900 arrests of people holding a sign supporting Palestine Action. The young, elderly, military veterans, NHS retirees, Quakers, Christians, the blind, disabled and some previously arrested under the Terrorism Act for a similar action gathered in Parliament Square, London on 6th September 2025

Wael Al-Dahdouh spoke at the event ‘Gaza: The War on Press Freedom’ at the Conduit Club in London on the targeting of journalists in Gaza, held on the 2nd of September 2025. In attendance were Ramita Navai, Jon Williams, Iain Overton, Karim Shah and Ben De Pear.

Wael Al-Dahdouh spoke at the event ‘Gaza: The War on Press Freedom’ in London on the targeting of journalists in Gaza, held on the 2nd of September 2025. His wife and two of his children were killed. His colleagues were killed. He was injured in an Israeli drone strike. He kept reporting.

Awaiting arrest for holding a placard in support of Palestine Action protestors read, Selected Political Writings by Ghassan Kanafani, The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir, The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine by Ilan Pappé, Late Facism by Alberto Toscano Wilding by Isabella Tree among other books

The Campaign Against Antisemitism marched from Marylebone to Parliament Square on 7th September 2025. In attendance were Richard Tice of Reform, Michael Gove of The Spectator, the Chief Rabbi, Ephraim Mirvis, the Israeli ambassador to the UK, Tzipi Hotovely and Ian Austin from the House of Lords.

The Campaign Against Antisemitism marched from Marylebone to Parliament Square on 7th September 2025. As the march readied a Jewish woman asked Richard Tice why he was there since Reform were fascists, he did not convince her otherwise and she left.