Manchester, UK. 27th March, 2021. Hundreds of protesters took to the streets in a "Kill The Bill" demonstration. The protesters caused hours of traffic chaos around the city centre by holding sit down protests. Buses on Oxford Road had to be turned around and take alternative routes. A late afternoon stand off with police occurred as the protesters blocked tram lines. After requests to move on where ignored, the police Tactical Aid Unit moved in and grabbed several of the protesters. Several arrests were made. Manchester, UK. Credit: Barbara Cook/Alamy Live News

Manchester, UK. 27th March, 2021. Hundreds of protesters took to the streets in a "Kill The Bill" demonstration. The protesters caused hours of traffic chaos around the city centre by holding sit down protests. Buses on Oxford Road had to be turned around and take alternative routes. A late afternoon stand off with police occurred as the protesters blocked tram lines. After requests to move on where ignored, the police Tactical Aid Unit moved in and grabbed several of the protesters. Several arrests were made. Manchester, UK. Credit: Barbara Cook/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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