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The first anniversary of the tragic death of Sean Rigg saw more than 200 people march through Brixton, south London, on Friday of last week accompanied with drums and chanting.

Police are yet again planning to "clamp down" on and criminalise people attending the Notting Hill Carnival.

Sean Rigg died after being arrested and restrained by four police officers in Brixton, south London, on 21 August 2008

The report into the policing of the G20 protests was released last week. The 106 page Adapting to Protest document was produced by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary.

The police are not generally known for having a sense of humour but the opening of this exhibition has been done with expert comic timing.

Police used "inappropriate force" against demonstrators during the G20 protests in April this year.

The police report into the death of anti-racist campaigner and Socialist Workers Party member Blair Peach should finally be published more than 30 years after he was killed at an Anti-Nazi League demonstration in Southall, west London.

The Territorial Support Group (TSG) - the "public order" section of the London Metropolitan police - has been accused of 159 assaults over the past year.

Over 500 protesters held an angry march through central London last Saturday as part of the campaign against police violence.

Police have had their power to stop and search people without reasonable suspicion suspended. Section 44 of the Terrorism Act gave police the power to search people without an expressed suspicion.

The police are continuing to hound people involved in the demonstrations against Israel’s murderous war on Gaza in January this year.

The family of Ian Tomlinson, who died during the G20 protests after being pushed to the ground by riot police, is seeking more answers about his death.