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There were three main Occupy London encampments, the most famous of which was on the steps of St. Pauls' cathedral, London.<ref>https://occupywiki.org.uk/wiki/Category:Occupations_in_London</ref> | There were three main Occupy London encampments, the most famous of which was on the steps of St. Pauls' cathedral, London.<ref>https://occupywiki.org.uk/wiki/Category:Occupations_in_London</ref> | ||
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| − | The [[City of London Police]] circulated a letter to members of London’s business district in which they police warned that the Occupy London camped out on the steps of St. Paul's cathedral posed the greatest threat of all to British society.<ref>[[Document:Unthinking extremism - Radicalising narratives that legitimise surveillance]]</ref> | + | The [[City of London Police]] circulated a letter to members of London’s business district in which they police warned that the Occupy London camped out on the steps of St. Paul's cathedral posed the greatest threat of all to British society.<ref>[[Document:Unthinking extremism - Radicalising narratives that legitimise surveillance]]</ref> Like other Occupy movements worldwide, they were forcibly removed.{{cn}} |
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There were three main Occupy London encampments, the most famous of which was on the steps of St. Pauls' cathedral, London.[1]
Response
The City of London Police circulated a letter to members of London’s business district in which they police warned that the Occupy London camped out on the steps of St. Paul's cathedral posed the greatest threat of all to British society.[2] Like other Occupy movements worldwide, they were forcibly removed.[citation needed]
