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Million Mask March: Police car set alight at anti-capitalist protest Million Mask March: Three police officers hospitalised
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A police car has been set on fire as anti-capitalist protesters clashed with officers during a rally in London. Three police officers have been injured and treated in hospital after clashes with anti-capitalist protesters.
Crowds gathered in Parliament Square, opposite Parliament, for the Million Mask March, with many wearing the "Guido" masks of the Anonymous group. Crowds gathered in Parliament Square, in central London, for the Million Mask March, with many wearing the "Guido" masks of the Anonymous group.
Mounted officers formed a barrier against a densely packed crowd on The Mall, with people chanting anti-inequality slogans. Mounted officers formed a barrier against a densely packed crowd on The Mall, while away from the main rally, a police car was set on fire.
London's Met Police said arrests had been made for "public order offences". At least 50 arrests were made, mainly for "public order offences".
Some protesters were treated for injuries and were given first aid at the scene.
Trafalgar Square arrestsTrafalgar Square arrests
Police say the car was parked in a side street and was unattended when it was attacked and set on fire. Earlier, London's Met Police said three men - aged 38, 50 and 55 - were arrested in Trafalgar Square on suspicion of being in possession of offensive weapons.
"This was an isolated incident with a small number of people involved, away from the main protests," the Met said in a statement.
Earlier, three men - aged 38, 50 and 55 - were arrested in Trafalgar Square on suspicion of being in possession of offensive weapons.
Police say they found knives, smoke and paint grenades, gas canisters and lock picks.Police say they found knives, smoke and paint grenades, gas canisters and lock picks.
Police said three officers sustained injuries while policing the march, but they were not life-threatening. Two people were arrested for assaulting a police officer.
Some protesters were treated for injuries and were given first aid at the scene.
The Million Mask March was organised by Anonymous to hit back at austerity measures and perceived inequality brought about by the government.
The protest had started in Trafalgar Square.The protest had started in Trafalgar Square.
Eyewitnesses described a sudden surge of activity about half an hour into the event, as people at the front of the protest broke away and ran towards the Churchill War Rooms.Eyewitnesses described a sudden surge of activity about half an hour into the event, as people at the front of the protest broke away and ran towards the Churchill War Rooms.
Crowds gathered outside Buckingham Palace, a distance away from the agreed route.Crowds gathered outside Buckingham Palace, a distance away from the agreed route.
Some tried to enter Great George Street - a short distance from Conservative Party headquarters - which had been closed off.Some tried to enter Great George Street - a short distance from Conservative Party headquarters - which had been closed off.
Bottles were thrown over the barriers towards officers and fireworks and flares were set off.Bottles were thrown over the barriers towards officers and fireworks and flares were set off.
Police said the car that was set alight was parked in a side street and was unattended when it was attacked and set on fire.
"This was an isolated incident with a small number of people involved, away from the main protests," the Met said in a statement.
'We are peaceful'
One activist, who gave her name as Lola, said she had travelled from Hull to the capital to speak up for others.
"There are people who aren't represented, they should be here," she said.
"The media twist it. We are peaceful, we are doing this in a peaceful manner, but the media focus on the 1% who cause trouble."