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Six people were arrested following protests in Central London. At around 6:40am on Sunday 27th June, a group of Extinction Rebellion protesters emptied manure from a truck outside a commercial property in Young Street, Kensington. They climbed scaffolding on the outside of the building and hung banners from it. Police arrested five people for an offence under Section 148 of the Highways Act. Four of the five were also arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage. At around 08:00hrs, a 54-year-old man attempted to empty manure from a truck onto the pavement outside a commercial premises in Buckingham Palace Road, Victoria. Click here for more news from London Police arrested five people for an offence under Section 148 of the Highways Act. Four of the five were also arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage. At around 08:00hrs, a 54-year-old man attempted to empty manure from a truck onto the pavement outside a commercial premises in Buckingham Palace Road, Victoria. Had he

An estimated 25,000 Scotland fans have made the trip to London. As always, they look like they are having a great time.  (This picture was taken before their friendly at Wembley in 2013) Yes Sir, they can boogie Some Scotland fans decided to fly to London. A few of them enjoyed a rendition of 'Yes Sir, I Can Boogie' whilst they were at 30,000 of feet. The song by Baccara was originally released in 1977 and has become something of an unofficial anthem for Scotland fans in recent years. Scotland fans this afternoon: 'Yes Sir, I Can Boogie' 30,000 feet up in the air👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 pic.twitter.com/hRiWiGHKkj — Casual Ultra (@thecasualultra) June 17, 2021 They've got super John McGinn! The Aston Villa midfielder has become a favourite for Scotland fans since his debut for the national team in 2016. As a result, he is one of many players with his own chant.  This was filmed near Kings Cross.  #Scotland fans arriving at Kings Cross #ENGSCO #EURO2020 pic.twitter.

The local police force are taking lots of uninsured, illegal vehicles off the streets of the West Midlands. To help with this they have been using a very important piece of police kit – the Copper’s Nose! Last week one of their Response Units spoke about how they’d stopped a car while on patrol and later found the driver was allegedly on the roads while disqualified. The 21-year-old was arrested, charged and the car seized. They put the arrest down to their “Copper’s Nose” telling them something wasn’t quite right when they spotted the car by Merry Hill shopping centre on the afternoon of 9 June. #ARRESTS | We’re taking lots of illegal vehicles off the streets & catching crooks thanks to an important piece of police kit – the Copper’s Nose! Officers say a Copper's Nose is an instinct something's not quite right. And it often proves accurate⬇️ https://t.co/nlprQqxJS2 — West Midlands Police (@WMPolice) June 17, 2021 PC Jamie Follows from Response Team C in Brierley Hill

Drugs and a dangerous firearm have been seized by officers patrolling a park in West London. The officers, from the West Area Violence Suppression Unit, were on patrol in Southall Park at around 20:30hrs on Tuesday, 15 June as part of the Met's proactive approach to policing open spaces across London. Two men, both aged 23, were spotted acting suspiciously. When they were approached by plain-clothed officers, both men ran off. They were chased by officers and detained near Uxbridge Road. A search of the men found approximately 100 wraps of class A drugs. One of the men had a rucksack in which officers found a live firearm with ammunition. This was immediately made safe by firearms officers. As a result of the search, both men were arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply class A drugs. The man found with the firearm [A] was further arrested on suspicion of possession of a firearm. Both men were taken to a London police station where they remain. Acting Inspector

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GreaterManchesterFootball is the place for football news from across Greater Manchester. They are quickly becoming the go to place for football news from Greater Manchester and have gained over 18,500 page views since our launch in January 2021. The England manager resisted the temptation to play Jack Grealish and was rewarded with a superb performance from Sterling as England secured the win their superiority deserved. You can read their full match report here This page contains all the latest match highlights and social media reaction from the tournament.  This includes Scotland's 2-0 defeat in their opening game.  Before the game, their fans enjoyed a great rendition of "Yes sir, I can boogie!" ‘Yes Sir, I can can boogie’ #SCO pic.twitter.com/DcCzQoY3XG — Tom Dearie 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (@tomdearie) June 14, 2021 Fixture announcement On the opening day of the season, champions Manchester City travel to Tottenham. Will this mean Harry Kane travelling to Spurs as a City p

Let's have a look at what's happening in London through a simple Twitter search London Tweets around lunchtime on Wednesday 16th June 2021 London is a wonderful place with so many things going on. This could be the UK Government leading the country... or perhaps the various football grounds. There's also lots of music, culture and art going on... Time to grab “The Eye” 😉 #london #architecture pic.twitter.com/Gw7RRFzqPX — Armin Ganguly 😷 (@RIBA_architect) June 16, 2021  Former Gaizka Mendieta is enjoying himself... Good fun talking about @EURO2020 with @julesbreach and my former team mate at @Boro mi amigo @schwarzer_mark 🎥⚽️ Thank you @OptusSport for having me. 👊🏼 #EURO2020 #London #Australia #EuroBrekkieWrap #GM6 pic.twitter.com/aYUnA2giQ2 — Gaizka Mendieta (@GaizkaMendieta6) June 16, 2021 Latest Euros news  England's campaign got off to a great start as Raheem Sterling's goal secured victory over Croatia. England's campaign got off t