300,000 attend pro-Palestinian march as about 100 counter-protesters arrested

The pro-Palestinian protest came to an end outside the US Embassy in Vauxhall earlier after a long march across central London.

Here's a look back over the key developments:

• The Metropolitan Police estimated that 300,000 people joined the march in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza - organisers said 800,000 attended
• While there is some debate over the exact figure, this would make it the biggest since weekly marches began when the Israel-Gaza war began last month
• Scuffles between counter-protestors and police broke out in several locations, including in Pimlico, Chinatown and near the Cenotaph war memorial
• A total of 126 people were arrested across the day, including members of far-right groups
• Officers also intercepted a group of 150. Arrests were made after some of the fireworks struck officers in the face
• Prime Minister Rishi Sunak condemned what he described as "unacceptable scenes" across the day, saying violence "utterly disrespects" the armed forces
• He also criticised what he said were pro-Hamas signs and antisemitic chants among protesters
• Earlier, hundreds of people gathered at the Cenotaph in Whitehall to observe two minutes of silence and commemorate those who gave their lives in service