One million protest against war in London

More than one million people staged an anti-war protest in London today, making it the UK’s largest ever peace demonstration, organisers claimed.

One million protest against war in London
Sat, 15 Feb, 2003 - 16:01

More than one million people staged an anti-war protest in London today, making it the UK’s largest ever peace demonstration, organisers claimed.

Hundreds of thousands of campaigners crammed into Hyde Park for a mass rally to voice opposition to a conflict with Iraq.

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CourtsAnti-war protestsPlace: LondonPlace: UKPlace: Hyde ParkPlace: Whitehall PlacePerson: Former Northern SecretaryPerson: Mo MowlamPerson: Tony BennPerson: Charles KennedyPerson: Tony BlairPerson: John ReesOrganisation: IraqOrganisation: Liberal DemocratOrganisation: Scotland YardOrganisation: Coalition
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