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They are in Scotland harassing political protesters!
07-07-2005 17:47
Stirling Royal Infirmany has now confirmed that there were six admissions yesterday, but due to patient confidentiality would not give any specific informatation. Five were treated and released for minor injuries. One was kept in hospital overnight.
Medical Info does not support story of girl injured by protestors
Someone posting a comment on Indymedia underneath reports of Wednesday's blockades claimed that their 10 year old daughter was in Stirling Royal Infirmary. The comment was posted at 9.45am and claimed that their ten year old daughter needed 18 stitches after a brick was thrown through her bedroom window as she slept.Stirling Royal Infirmany has now confirmed that there were six admissions yesterday, but due to patient confidentiality would not give any specific informatation. Five were treated and released for minor injuries. One was kept in hospital overnight.
07-07-2005 17:37
1500 London police are over in Scotland, part of a 15,000-strong
policing force, watching people chant and march
against the G8, they leave their home unprotected from real terrorists.
Get a clue -- terrorists don't throw rocks, London bombings and the G8
British and London authorities should be ashamed of themselves. While1500 London police are over in Scotland, part of a 15,000-strong
policing force, watching people chant and march
against the G8, they leave their home unprotected from real terrorists.
07-07-2005 17:36
A detention next to a solidarity demo does not provoke a riot
Solidarity demo interupted by police provocation
A detention next to a solidarity demo does not provoke a riot
07-07-2005 17:31
Police clear prisoner support demo; 2 arrests
The prisoner solidarity rally at the Edinburgh court was cleared by police, with two people arrested
07-07-2005 17:17
STATEMENT BY JULY 2005 PRISONER SUPPORT GROUP
This is a brief statement, agreed at a meeting in Edinburgh on the 7th July. It is addressed to the general public, to campaign groups, and to the mainstream media, and is intended to make clear our views on the recent wave of arrests and detentions.
07-07-2005 16:29
Edinburgh Prisoner Solidarity Demonstration 8th July
A meeting today, 7th July, has called for a solidarity demonstration outside Saughton Prison Edinburgh from 1530 untill 1630 on the 8th July
07-07-2005 16:11
Prison solidarity demos, today and tomorrow
A prisoner solidarity meeting today called for two demonstrations in solidarity with ALL those arrested over the last few days at the G8 protests
07-07-2005 15:23
Solidarity demo in front of court 3:30 TODAY
~There will be a solidarity demo today at 3:30 in the afternoon outside the court on Chambers Street in Edinburgh.
07-07-2005 14:32
A wide selection of photos from the protest events in the town of Auchterader near to the Gleneagles hotel. Also some text of my experience of the day.
Full account with pics from Auchterader on Wednesday.
A wide selection of photos from the protest events in the town of Auchterader near to the Gleneagles hotel. Also some text of my experience of the day.
07-07-2005 09:56
Auchterarder Diary & Video Diary from a marcher on BBC News website
Contains a link to some more good independent reportage from a member of the BBC's UK interactive panel - good and reasonably accurate - and some of my own comments and reflections on march events and the accuracy of mainstream media reporting surrounding it.
07-07-2005 09:40
Police Protecting Sheraton, Edinburgh
7th July, Police employ similar tactics as yesterday around Sheraton Grande Hotel on Lothian Road, where G8 delagates are being housed.
07-07-2005 06:46
eco-camp in stirling surround by the police
eco-camp in stirling blocked by the police.
07-07-2005 01:18
Solidarityactions: Bern,Hannover,Heidelberg,Lugano
Solidarity actions and other actions to inform about the G8 summit took place in various places round the continent today.
06-07-2005 23:58
University of Edinburgh supports make poverty history. University of Edinburgh halls house the police.
Police at rest in Edinburgh
University of Edinburgh supports make poverty history. University of Edinburgh halls house the police.
06-07-2005 23:58
2:40 7.5MB Quicktime video.
Police stopped a man riding his bike down the A9 this afternoon, grabbed his bike, used bolt-cutters on his bike-lock (presumably they were worried he might be able to use it to lock on to something) and refused to display uniform numbers or provide a receipt for damaged property. Note the particularly dick-headed look on this cop's face throughout the incident.
Police trash guy's bikelock and act like dicks
2:40 7.5MB Quicktime video. Police stopped a man riding his bike down the A9 this afternoon, grabbed his bike, used bolt-cutters on his bike-lock (presumably they were worried he might be able to use it to lock on to something) and refused to display uniform numbers or provide a receipt for damaged property. Note the particularly dick-headed look on this cop's face throughout the incident.
06-07-2005 23:42
On the 6th July, a few hundred people were stuck in Edinburgh waiting for their busses to go to Gleneagles -- at the end they decided to hold an impromptu march in the city.
On the way to Gleneagles -- Edinburgh
On the 6th July, a few hundred people were stuck in Edinburgh waiting for their busses to go to Gleneagles -- at the end they decided to hold an impromptu march in the city.
06-07-2005 23:31
Police deploy the ultimate street blocker in Edinburgh
Police Iron Horse Mobile Freedom of Movement Preservers
Police deploy the ultimate street blocker in Edinburgh
06-07-2005 21:44
I spent the day on the streets of Edinburgh, where I witnessed democracy and the right to peaceful protest in its full glory.
After months of negotiations, G8 Alternatives had negotiated the right to protest against the policies of the G8 counties, seen by many not as the solution to the world's ills, but the principal part of the problem.
Thank God we live in a free country...
I spent the day on the streets of Edinburgh, where I witnessed democracy and the right to peaceful protest in its full glory. After months of negotiations, G8 Alternatives had negotiated the right to protest against the policies of the G8 counties, seen by many not as the solution to the world's ills, but the principal part of the problem.
06-07-2005 20:18
