There will be a demonstration in central London tomorrow, organised by @PSCUpdates.

The update below gives details of the policing operation, the law on support for proscribed organisations, flags and chanting.

It also includes the conditions which have been imposed.

The vigil in Whitehall has now concluded.

We would like to thank all those who attended the event in a respectful and peaceful manner.

Attendees of a vigil remain in Whitehall outside Downing Street.

Our officers are still present to make sure people are safe.

Please be mindful of potential travel disruption in the area.

A vigil is due to start at 5pm in Whitehall. Additional officers will be deployed to the area, to ensure that it takes place safely.

There may be some disruption to traffic in the area as a result.

We will continue to post updates on this account through the event.

We are aware of a vigil that is due to be held from 5pm today on Whitehall.

We will have additional officers deployed to the area to ensure that the event takes place safely.

We encourage anyone who intends to hold an event to speak with police so we can co-ordinate plans👇

The protest outside the hotel in Park Lane, W1 today has now finished.

A total of 29 people were arrested

- 6 x obstruction of the highway
- 1 x criminal damage
- 1 x breach of court bail conditions 
- 21 x for breach of sec 14 conditions.

All remain in custody.

Statement following further arrests made at a protest outside a hotel in Park Lane today.

We have been working closely with partners inc The FA to ensure fans attending #WembleyStadium tonight can enjoy the match.

Please arrive in good time before the game and remain vigilant – flag anything of concern to police or stewards.

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Today there have been a number of small events and all have passed off without issue.

We continue to review material from yesterday’s demonstration, looking at both Public Order and Counter Terrorism legislation when identifying any potential offences.

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A man has been charged after shouting racist abuse at those gathered yesterday in Whitehall and making racist comments to a police officer.

He was carrying a UK flag but this was NOT the reason for his arrest.

Police officers are urgently viewing footage and other material from the protest yesterday and the aftermath.

Where we have evidence of criminal offences having been committed, officers will work to identify and arrest those responsible.