Brexit protests: Thousands take to streets in London and Rome as EU celebrates 60th anniversary – without UK

‘A crowd of Brexit protesters gathered in London on Saturday, as EU leaders in Rome signed a treaty renewing their vows amid a heavy police presence.
In London, the Unite for Europe march is to head from Park Lane towards Parliament, with dozens of protesters carrying yellow flowers to lay at a memorial for the Westminster attack victims.
Police dinghies patrolled the Tiber River and some 5,000 officers including bomb-sniffing dog units were deployed on the streets amid reports that anarchists might try and disrupt proceedings.
Most of the marches and demonstrations passed off peacefully but there was tension when one large parade of trades unions, Communists and socialists confronted riot police.’
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