Anti-war protester Jane Laporte (centre) speaks to journalists outside the High Court in central London, after a group of demonstrators won their battle over a police decision to detain three coachloads of peace activists on their way to an anti-war protest. The ruling was a victory for about 60 of the 120 passengers. They took legal action after being prevented from attending the vigil at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire in March last year.

Anti-war protester Jane Laporte (centre) speaks to journalists outside the High Court in central London, after a group of demonstrators won their battle over a police decision to detain three coachloads of peace activists on their way to an anti-war protest. The ruling was a victory for about 60 of the 120 passengers. They took legal action after being prevented from attending the vigil at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire in March last year. Stock Photo

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1851 x 1214 px | 31.3 x 20.6 cm | 12.3 x 8.1 inches | 150dpi

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19 February 2004

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