Anti-vaccine protesters tried to storm the BBC headquarters in London however ended up on the flawed constructing.
The constructing the protestors goal ted homes flats and studios rented by one other British broadcaster.
Protestors later moved to the BBC Broadcasting Home, however police had been already stationed there.

A whole bunch of anti-vaccine protestors stormed a constructing on Monday in west London, pondering it was the BBC’s headquarters, reported The Guardian. Seemingly unbeknownst to them, nevertheless, the broadcaster had moved out of that constructing in 2012.

Movies uploaded on-line confirmed protestors making an attempt to enter the BBC Tv Centre in White Metropolis, clashing with police within the course of.

The group was protesting the BBC’s coronavirus protection, shouting “disgrace on you” exterior the constructing, reported The Guardian. They had been additionally protesting towards vaccine passports and vaccinations for kids, reported radio station LBC.

Protesters gather outside Studioworks as they take part during the demonstration. Protesters held a demonstration against the mainstream media bias, covid restrictions, vaccine passports, Covid vaccination for children and the loss of freedom under the Coronavirus Act.

Protesters collect exterior Studioworks as they participate throughout the demonstration. Protesters held an illustration towards the mainstream media bias, covid restrictions, vaccine passports, Covid vaccination for kids and the lack of freedom beneath the Coronavirus Act.

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The constructing they stormed served because the BBC’s headquarters till 2012. It at present homes TV studios — rented primarily by ITV, one other British broadcaster, for applications like “Good morning Britain” and “Unfastened Girls” — whereas the remainder of the constructing is principally made up of flats.

ITV presenter Charlene White was filming her present “Unfastened Girls” when protestors tried to enter the constructing. In a tweet, she thanked the Metropolitan Police (MET) for holding the protestors off.

“Undecided what protestors had been hoping to attain, however all they’d’ve discovered was me, Jane, Nadia and Penny on @loosewomen speaking in regards to the menopause,” White wrote.

—Charlene White (@CharleneWhite) August 9, 2021

Later within the day, protestors marched to the BBC Broadcasting Home in central London. However, as BBC reporter Samira Ahmed tweeted, the “police had been [there] properly forward of them.”

—Samira Ahmed (@SamiraAhmedUK) August 9, 2021

A topless protester chants slogans outside the BBC building during the demonstration. Protesters held a demonstration against the mainstream media bias, covid restrictions, vaccine passports, Covid vaccination for children and the loss of freedom under the Coronavirus Act.

A topless protester chants slogans exterior the BBC constructing throughout the demonstration. Protesters held an illustration towards the mainstream media bias, covid restrictions, vaccine passports, Covid vaccination for kids and the lack of freedom beneath the Coronavirus Act.

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Alix Kroeger, a digital journalist with the BBC, tweeted an image of protestors exterior within the rain, writing, “The anti-vaxxers have now discovered Broadcasting Home, and the rain has discovered them.”

—Alix Kroeger (@AlixKroeger) August 9, 2021

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