Archive: G20

Police officer found not guilty in Ian Tomlinson trial

Ian Tomlinson as he was struck by police during the G20 protest

The police officer who hit Ian Tomlinson with a baton and shoved him to ground has been found not guilty of his manslaughter.

Video: Police attack Ian Tomlinson

Police on backfoot after second G20 video released

Independent inquiry into Tomlinson death announced

Cameron and Kirchner's 'corridor clash' over Falklands

Mr Cameron confronted Ms Fernández in a corrdior

Growing diplomatic tensions between Britain and Argentina over the Falklands have been brought to a head in Mexico, where the country's leaders have clashed in a corridor on the fringes of the G20 summit.

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Cameron fears eurozone stagnation despite Greek election result

Eurozone crisis continues to challenge global leaders

David Cameron will warn of "perpetual stagnation" if the eurozone crisis is not resolved in a speech in Mexico later, despite yesterday's pro-bailout result in Greek elections.

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G20 ends: Cameron victorious?

Fears over currency wars between China and the US were not entirely extinguished

World leaders in Seoul have issued a statement saying they will avoid much-feared currency wars amidst troubled negotiations, echoing David Cameron's warning to the summit.

G20 threatens to descend into acrimony

World leaders are in Seoul to seek a long-term solution for growth in the world economy

David Cameron attempted to stymie the talk of currency wars dominating the agenda as the G20 summit in Seoul seeks to find a lasting solution to the financial crisis.

Boris establishes G20 civil liberty review

The Mayor of London has established a civil liberties panel whose first task will be to look into the policing of the G20 protests.

Audio: G20 protestor outside City Hall

Green party campaigner Shahrar Ali explains why he was protesting outside City Hall as the MPA discussed policing of protests on April 1st.

Demonstrators plan G20 policing protest

Activists intend to demonstrate around the Bank of England next week in a protest against G20 policing.

Video released of police obstructing journalists at G20

A video of riot police obstructing journalists at the G20 protests earlier this month has been released by the Liberal Democrats.

Unprecedented pressure on the police

The Met is under unprecedented pressure today, as the full political ramifications of G20 policing begin to hit home.

Third incident at G20 referred to IPCC

Another G20 complaint has been referred to the IPCC

A third incident at the G20 protests has been referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC).

Police forced to review strategy after G20 videos

A still from the video released last night

The police have agreed to review their public order strategies after widespread and deep-seated condemnation of their tactics during the G20 protests.

More G20 police brutality revealed

A new video showing what appears to be an unprovoked police attack at this month's G20 protests has been released to the public.

Video: New G20 video

Watch the new footage of police violence to emerge from the G20 protests, which has prompted a review of policing methods at demonstrations.

Police Complaints withdraws G20 inaccuracies

Video footage of Ian Toimlinson being assaulted by police

The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has been forced to withdraw claims it had made suggesting there were no CCTV cameras around the area Ian Tomlinson was killed during the G20 protests.

Police on backfoot after second G20 video released

The police have been forced to deny claims they misled the public after a second video of officers beating Ian Tomlinson just before his death emerged.

Video: Second Tomlinson video

Watch the second video of Ian Tomlinson being beaten by police.

Independent inquiry into Tomlinson death announced

The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has announced an independent investigation into the death of newspaper salesman Ian Tomlinson at the G20 protests last week.