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More than 10,000 Covid-19 conspiracy theorists who believe the virus is a hoax gathered in London’s Trafalgar Square to protest against lockdown restrictions and vaccination programmes<\/p><\/div><\/p>\n
More than 10,000 COVID conspiracy theorists gather in London as police arrest Jeremy Corbyn’s brother Piers AGAIN: Huge crowd of anti-vaxxers led by David Icke gather to argue that virus is a lie spread in secret global plot organised by Bill Gates<\/h2>\n\n- Conspiracy theorist Piers Corbyn\u00a0was filmed being taken away from Trafalgar Square by mask-wearing police<\/strong><\/li>\n
- It is the third time decisive anti-lockdown figure Mr Corbyn has been arrested in just over three months<\/strong><\/li>\n
- Protesters who believe coronavirus is hoax gathered for Unite for Freedom\u00a0 rally started at noon on Saturday<\/b><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
By JEMMA CARR and KATIE FEEHAN FOR MAILONLINE<\/p>\n
Jeremy Corbyn’s brother Piers was yesterday arrested at a mass-gathering of Covid-19 conspiracy theorists who took to the streets of London to demonstrate against lockdown restrictions and vaccination programmes.<\/p>\n
The former Labour leader’s older brother was filmed\u00a0being taken away from Trafalgar Square by a gaggle of mask-wearing police officers who hauled him into a van.<\/p>\n
It is the third time the decisive anti-lockdown figure has been arrested in\u00a0just over three months. He was arrested on May 16 and May 30 while protesting in Hyde Park.<\/p>\n
More than 10,000 anti-lockdown protesters who\u00a0believe coronavirus is a hoax gathered for the ‘Unite for Freedom’ rally which started at noon in the capital on Saturday.<\/p>\n
Demonstrators called for an ‘end to Government lies’ and the restoration of all freedoms as they marched past Downing Street towards the Houses of Parliament.<\/p>\n
Met Police announced they arrested a\u00a073-year-old man on suspicion of breaking the new coronavirus health protection regulations at Trafalgar Square. Met police did not release the name of the man, who remains in custody.<\/p>\n
Onlookers flocked to social media to share pictures of Mr Corbyn being hauled into the back of a police van at the central-London tourist spot.<\/p>\n
Pictures from the demonstration show Trafalgar Square almost full of protesters – none of whom are wearing masks – holding signs that brand the pandemic as a ‘hoax’. When full, the square holds up to 35,000 people.<\/p>\n
Other signs claimed masks reduce immunity and likened the restrictions to ‘child torture’.\u00a0One person held a homemade placard on which he had scrawled ‘no to mandatory vaccines.’<\/p>\n
Mr Corbyn was arrested on May 16 after he used a megaphone to say ‘vaccination is not necessary’ and ‘5G towers will be installed everywhere’, adding: ‘5G enhances anyone who’s got illness from Covid, so they work together.’<\/p>\n
There is no evidence to link 5G and Covid-19 and scientists fear that a rise in measles among children can be attributed in part to unfounded fears about vaccines.<\/p>\n
He was then arrested again on May 30 at a protest in which he also spoke through a megaphone.<\/p>\n
A 25-year-old man was arrested for a public order offence at the demonstration on Saturday. He was taken to a South London police station and remains in custody.<\/p>\n
David Icke attended yesterday’s protest and urged police to ‘stop serving the psychopaths’ and join those protesting in a speech addressing the cheering crowd.<\/p>\n
Video from the scene showed organisers label the Government ‘terrorists who are waging a war on the people of this country’.<\/p>\n
One man says: ‘This is a political agenda to commit mass genocide on the population. That is their agenda.’<\/p>\n
By JEMMA CARR and KATIE FEEHAN FOR MAILONLINE<\/p>\n
Jeremy Corbyn’s brother Piers was yesterday arrested at a mass-gathering of Covid-19 conspiracy theorists who took to the streets of London to demonstrate against lockdown restrictions and vaccination programmes.<\/p>\n
The former Labour leader’s older brother was filmed\u00a0being taken away from Trafalgar Square by a gaggle of mask-wearing police officers who hauled him into a van.<\/p>\n
It is the third time the decisive anti-lockdown figure has been arrested in\u00a0just over three months. He was arrested on May 16 and May 30 while protesting in Hyde Park.<\/p>\n
More than 10,000 anti-lockdown protesters who\u00a0believe coronavirus is a hoax gathered for the ‘Unite for Freedom’ rally which started at noon in the capital on Saturday.<\/p>\n
Demonstrators called for an ‘end to Government lies’ and the restoration of all freedoms as they marched past Downing Street towards the Houses of Parliament.<\/p>\n
Met Police announced they arrested a\u00a073-year-old man on suspicion of breaking the new coronavirus health protection regulations at Trafalgar Square. Met police did not release the name of the man, who remains in custody.<\/p>\n
Onlookers flocked to social media to share pictures of Mr Corbyn being hauled into the back of a police van at the central-London tourist spot.<\/p>\n
Pictures from the demonstration show Trafalgar Square almost full of protesters – none of whom are wearing masks – holding signs that brand the pandemic as a ‘hoax’. When full, the square holds up to 35,000 people.<\/p>\n
Other signs claimed masks reduce immunity and likened the restrictions to ‘child torture’.\u00a0One person held a homemade placard on which he had scrawled ‘no to mandatory vaccines.’<\/p>\n
Mr Corbyn was arrested on May 16 after he used a megaphone to say ‘vaccination is not necessary’ and ‘5G towers will be installed everywhere’, adding: ‘5G enhances anyone who’s got illness from Covid, so they work together.’<\/p>\n
There is no evidence to link 5G and Covid-19 and scientists fear that a rise in measles among children can be attributed in part to unfounded fears about vaccines.<\/p>\n
He was then arrested again on May 30 at a protest in which he also spoke through a megaphone.<\/p>\n
A 25-year-old man was arrested for a public order offence at the demonstration on Saturday. He was taken to a South London police station and remains in custody.<\/p>\n
David Icke attended yesterday’s protest and urged police to ‘stop serving the psychopaths’ and join those protesting in a speech addressing the cheering crowd.<\/p>\n
Video from the scene showed organisers label the Government ‘terrorists who are waging a war on the people of this country’.<\/p>\n
One man says: ‘This is a political agenda to commit mass genocide on the population. That is their agenda.’<\/p>\n