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Hundreds of people whose loved ones who killed by the police or died in custody held a procession through central London last Saturday.

Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) was a great painter. Anyone who enjoys painting or is interested in the history of art will gain pleasure, and perhaps inspiration, from the exhibition of his work, Rubens: A Master in the Making, now showing at the National Gallery in London.

A Day for FallujahFilms and discussionTuesday 8 NovemberThe ICA, central LondonPhone 020 7930 3647 www.ica.org.uk

The launch of the new book Tell It Like It Is: How our schools fail black children, at City Hall, central London, on Wednesday of last week was a magnificent event.

The London Critical Mass bike ride on Friday of last week was a great celebration of cycling.

The Stop the War Coalition is working with musician Brian Eno to put on a huge Bring the Troops Home concert in London on 27 November.

Student groups around the country are setting up meetings to elect delegates to the International Peace Conference in London on 10 December.

London General Bus drivers based at Putney bus garage voted against an offer from senior management at a consultative ballot on Friday of last week.

Harry Stanley was shot dead by armed police in Hackney, east London, six years ago. Police said they mistook the chair leg he was carrying home for a shotgun.

September 1999Harry Stanley is shot dead by armed police in Hackney, east London. The 46 year old father of three, who was recovering from cancer, was shot in the head and hand.

Over 90 young people attended the launch of Tower Hamlets Youth Respect in east London last Sunday.

The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London dismissed two specialist librarians on China and Japan/Korea to cut costs on 30 September.