When they tried to enter the TV studio where the ITV show “Loose Women” was being filmed, they clashed with the police.
Videos posted on social media seem to show that officials are trying to prevent large numbers of people from entering the BBC’s old London headquarters. Baicheng West london.
Crowds believed to be anti-vaccination protesters can be heard yelling at the police who formed a wall in front of the studio.
They set off from Shepherds Bush Green at around 1pm on Monday, and then headed to the Studioworks site for a short distance.
Some people can be seen wearing masks, while others wearing hoods at the beginning of the melee with the police.
According to the police, when some of the protesters finally fell to the floor, the police could be seen clutching batons, but no one was arrested.
A police officer suffered “minor” facial injuries during the demonstration and is currently under investigation. Metropolitan Police Say.
The TV host Charlene White stated on social networking sites that the protests took place during the live broadcast of “Loose Women.”
She wrote on Twitter: “Thank you very much Andy And the security team of the TV center.
“When we broadcast live with @loosewomen, the protesters tried to enter the building-we just left for security reasons.
“Andy and his team are amazing, thank you xx.”
She later added: “I am also very grateful to @metpoliceuk in London for their prompt response… it is not an easy situation for them.
“I don’t know what the protesters hope to achieve, but all they found is me. simple Nadia and Petunia talk about menopause on @loosewomen. “
Police said some demonstrators later arrived at the BBC’s current headquarters in Portland Plaza, but left after a few hours.
No one was arrested.
Speaking of the rally outside the old headquarters, a spokesperson for the Metropolis said: “During the earlier demonstration in Baicheng, a policeman suffered minor facial injuries. This will be investigated.”
ITV has been contacted for comments.
