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438:– this is the big society. The big society united against what your government is doing to our country. We stand today not as the minority, but as the voice of the mainstream majority in this country." When Miliband stated that certain cuts to the public sector were, in his opinion, necessary, he was heckled and booed by portions of the crowd, although on the whole his speech was well received by the audience.
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attacked police vehicles and scared the general public. Unfortunately, because of their mobility and the fact they are aware of some of our tactics, we have been unable to contain them and so we have had these groups wandering around the central London area." Broadhurst warned that additional charges could be brought against those who escaped arrest on the day as police examined photographs and footage.
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making deeper cuts necessary in the future. They also argue that "raising four pounds through cuts for every pound raised through tax – and doing most of this through a rise in VAT that hits the poor and those on middle income the most – is deeply unfair." They further argue that the recession was created by the finance sector, yet banks are not being asked to make a fair contribution.
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criticised those who he described as "mindless yobs" in
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store as a protest against alleged tax avoidance by the business's owners. Footage taken from inside the store and released later showed police officers telling protesters they were free to leave, only to be arrested once outside. 138 were arrested for aggravated trespass arising from the sit-in
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also said: "The Tories said I should not come and speak today. But I am proud to stand with you. There is an alternative." He went on to criticise the manner in which the coalition government instituted the cuts, issuing a message to David
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1059:"UK Uncut Occupy Tax Dodgers Fortnum and Mason"
930:"Scores in custody after London anarchist riot"
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1429:"Anti-cuts march swells to 400,000"
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1129:Morrison, Sarah (28 March 2011).
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2121:2011 Stokes Croft riot (Bristol)
975:Wilkinson, R. (7 February 2011)
584:Secretary of State for Education
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1824:1932 Old Market riot (Bristol)
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1756:1838 Battle of Bossenden Wood
1712:1816 Ely and Littleport riots
1686:1795 Revolt of the housewives
1295:Padley, Ben (27 March 2011).
1163:Ben Goldacre (2 April 2011).
1110:Malik, Shiv (28 March 2011).
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1702:1809 Old Price riots
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