If you don't have access to Photoshop, I can confirm that these files work using the 100% free and web-based Photopea, and I've been told that there are free plugins that you can get that will make them compatible with Paint.net, but I haven't tried that myself. It comes amid rising tensions in the UK Conservative party after home secretary Suella Braverman accused the Metropolitan Police of “playing favourites” with pro-Palestinian protesters in an article she wrote for The Times without getting sign-off from Downing Street in advance. Upon arrival, some activists “took the knee” and held a minute’s silence in solidarity with the Palestinian people. Elsewhere among the crowd, Shansul, 41, from east London said he had brought along his two children, aged nine and 13, to learn “the values of solidarity and the importance of standing up for the oppressed”.

It is also a profoundly moving day for the surviving relatives, descendants and friends of those who made that sacrifice. The march has been organised by a coalition of groups: the PSC, the Muslim Association of Britain, Friends of Al-Aqsa, Palestinian Forum in Britain, Stop the War and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. Matt Twist, assistant commissioner at the Met, has given an update on today’s events, in which 126 people have been arrested so far. In the statement, he calls the extreme violence from rightwing protestors towards the police “extraordinary” and “deeply concerning”. Describing the day’s events, he said: Things in the Avdiivka sector have become even tougher," Mr Barabash told the media outlet Espreso TV. While there have been expressions of support for Hamas at pro-Palestine rallies, many of those campaigning in support of Palestine do not support Hamas.A Scottish Government spokesperson said: “The Remembrance period serves a vital purpose in allowing everyone a moment to pause, reflect and be thankful to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. Anyone demanding a ceasefire should also be demanding the release of the hostages, as a meaningful step towards peace negotiations. But I haven’t seen that demand on a single placard to date. Police estimate 300,000 pro-Palestinian protesters calling for a Gaza ceasefire have marched in central London, in the biggest UK rally since the Israel-Gaza war began You may also opt to downgrade to Standard Digital, a robust journalistic offering that fulfils many user’s needs. Compare Standard and Premium Digital here. Police Scotland has not asked organisers to consider postponing any pro-Palestinian demonstrations on Armistice Day.

But the Met did ask protesters to postpone the march - a request that organisers robustly declined.

'We're here for peace': Pro-Palestine protestors rally in Bournemouth

We continue to engage with those organising demonstrations to ensure rights to peaceful assembly are protected while minimising disruption to communities. Locating and intercepting suspects in a crowd of the size we saw today will always be challenging, but we were further limited in our ability to do so due to the number of officers we had to deploy, from early in the day, in response to violence from the rightwing groups in central London.

In Edinburgh, where police on motorbikes redirected traffic to help facilitate the peaceful march, Iman, a Palestinian woman, said people in Gaza “need a right to freedom, and refugees need the right to return”. Taylor said his officers would use an “an extensive set of powers to prevent any disruption whatsoever”, with tight controls put on the movements of protesters, in what was said to be a more complex and difficult policing operation than ever before conducted on a remembrance weekend. The chief steward of the protest, Chris Nineham of Stop the War, had the same role for the 15 February 2003 anti-war protest against the invasion of Iraq – the largest ever such event in the UK, when an estimated 1.5 million people marched on the streets of London. He will be directing a team of 500 volunteer stewards on Saturday.The debate over whether or not Palestine activists should march on Armistice Day centres on the balance of civil liberties and respect for the British war dead. The previous marches have been loud and passionate, whereas Armistice Day is traditionally a solemn occasion of remembrance. Officers earlier faced aggression from some of the counter-protesters - who include some far-right groups - near the Cenotaph war memorial, police say Some of the content published by the campaign appears to conflate support for Palestine with the endorsement of various violent and repressive views. On a stage set up near where Nine Elms becomes Battersea Park Road, speeches will be made by Jeremy Corbyn, the former Labour leader, the actors Juliet Stevenson and Maxine Peake, and the head of the Palestinian mission to the UK, Husam Zomlot, among others. The fighters will form part of new units of the Russian defence ministry and the Russian National Guard forces.

Meanwhile, the Scottish Conservatives are calling on organisers to postpone marches scheduled to take place across Scotland on Armistice Day. But part of that freedom is the right to peacefully protest. And the test of that freedom is whether our commitment to it can survive the discomfort and frustration of those who seek to use it, even if we disagree with them. We will meet that test and remain true to our principles.Nov 2023 21.16 CET Sadiq Khan has praised police for their handling of Saturday's protests and violence Re: the Advanced Custom Belt. This has been updated to include a 3D wrap affect for the strap. Which means you can now get really creative and still maintain the 3D illusion. Here's an example of a Kamala-themed belt I made. Notice the asymmetrical pattern on the strap and how the pattern ismaintained regardless of the angle.