The Met previously claimed that some protesters had attempted to breach the conditions by marching out of the agreed protest area. On a small stage nearby, Mr Kenny quoted the Scottish socialist John Maclean, telling the crowd: “We stand here today as the accuser, not the accused, and we should always bear that in mind. Ms Bolt said: “We know that this is an attack on the movement, and it’s because we have been so effective. “[Every day] since January, we see on our television screens pictures of people dying of starvation, babies dying of starvation. “The right to protest is under attack in a way that it has not been, I think, probably in my lifetime, certainly since the miners’ strike,” she said.