Students battle with Sydney police

ANGRY students protesting at the war on Iraq battled police in central Sydney yesterday, throwing plastic chairs, bottles and eggs and smashing street signs.

Rattling tambourines and beating drums the schoolchildren, many in uniform, chanted “No War” and fought running skirmishes with ranks of police.

Several students were wrestled to the ground by police after charging into them with fists flying.

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