Bank BrawlProtesters advancing down Threadneedle Street meet police lines during G-20 demonstrations outside the Bank of England on April 1, 2009 in London, England. Protesters launched missiles and forced their way into the bank after clashes with police in the capital.
Powerful ProtestThe trouble broke out as PM Gordon Brown and President Barack Obama announced that the G-20 leaders were "within a few hours" of agreeing a global deal for economic recovery. The demonstrations began in peaceful fashion but resulted in some bloody skirmishes.
Hole in the WallA protester throws a computer terminal at a branch of RBS near the Bank of England. With cheers ringing in their ears, protesters smashed several of the bank's windows, writing "burn a banker" and "scum" in spray paint.
FlashpointPolice estimated there were up to 4,000 demonstrators in the City of London and cordoned off a number of streets. They tried to keep thousands of protesters in containment pens on Threadneedle Street: Scotland Yard said moving them into the area was a legitimate tactic as missiles were being thrown at officers
Blood, Sweat and TearsFor two hours, a group of protesters pushed against the police line on Threadneedle Street, provoking some skirmishes that left several officers and demonstrators injuredرهبران جهان! که برای شرکت در اجلاس سران گروه 20 در لندن گرد آمده اند تلاش خواهند کرد در مورد چگونگی مقابله با بدترین بحران مالی جهان از دهه هزار و نهصد وسی تاکنون به توافق دست یابند
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