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RMHF7R7D–A PSNI Road Policing officer flags down oncoming drivers during a random drink driving checkpoint in Belfast. A drunk mother doing the school run after a boozy lunch was among the hundreds of drivers caught using new police powers to conduct random breath tests in Northern Ireland.
RMRMA1RD–Romford London 14th February 2019. The second of the Metropolitan Police trials, outside Romford railway station, of the controversial live face recognition technology has taken place. It attracted international media interest with camera crews from Al Jazeera, Japan and France, among others, covering the trial. The facial recognition cameras scan passing pedestrians and if any of them are on a police 'watch list' they will be stopped. The last trial at Romford resulted in five arrests. Credit: Ian Davidson/Alamy Live News
RM2FKJRJ5–Kill the Bill May Day Protest and demonstration London UK, 1 May 2021. Thousands Marched through from Trafalgar Sq protesting against newly proposed police, crime, sentencing and courts bill taking away freedom of speech and assembly.
RM2T9911P–London, UK. 23rd Nov, 2023. Three police officers check the passport of a person who was begging on Long Acre, Covent Garden, having torn up the sign he was holding which said they were hungry. Credit: Anna Watson/Alamy Live News
RMC519P6–Police using their powers of stop and search during the general strike march in central London.
RF2HN00E1–Kill The Bill. Civil liberties protest, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Proposed changes to criminal justice system, police powers in Police and Crime Bill.
RF2F5T40B–Kill the Bill protest, Norther Quarter, Manchester, UK during the national lockdown in England. Protesters taking the knee for George Floyd silence.
RM2G6PB99–A protester opposes the passing of the PCSC Bill highlighting how it will impact Gypsy Roma Traveller communities by restricting movement.
RM2HAJBWJ–ROYAL COURTS OF JUSTICE POLICE HELMET BADGE LAW Metropolitan London Policeman, upholding The Law concept with Police helmet badge and entrance sign to Royal Courts of Justice Holborn London UK
RM2B01A1T–China: Front cover of a tract against opium smoking, c. 1910. Official Chinese resistance to opium was strengthened on September 20, 1906, with an anti-opium initiative intended to eliminate the drug problem within ten years. The program relied on the turning of public sentiment against opium, with mass meetings at which opium paraphernalia was publicly burned, as well as coercive legal action and the granting of police powers to organisations such as the Fujian Anti-Opium Society. Smokers were required to register for licenses for gradually reducing rations of the drug.
RM2G5KN0Y–London protests, Activists protest in Central London at the People's Assembly National Demonstration, with protestor holding Kill the Bill placards. The PCSC Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill gives new police powers and rules of crime and justice in England and Wales
RF2FKFC2F–Man shouting into microphone at a Kill The Bill protest in London's Trafalgar Square, protesting about police powers and ending racism.
RM2F7071C–Sheffield, UK. 03rd Apr, 2021. Protestors at ‘Kill The Bill' protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, in Sheffield, north of England on Saturday, April 3rd, 2021. Credit: Mark Harvey/Alamy Live News
RM2FN5NT8–Portrait of female protester with placard at 'Kill the Bill' protest against new policing bill, London, 1 May 2021
RMS3EEWY–3rd April 2021 - Newcastle, UK: Protestors gatherin Newcastle as part of the ‘Kill The Bill’ national day of action against increased police powers.
RF2HEYRTA–Political expression on the streets of London, UK - A sticker on a sign post, protesting against the proposed extension of police powers in the UK.
RMT3H3B1–Metropolitan Police Superintendent Novlett Robyn Williams, 54, leaves the Old Bailey in London, where she denied one count of corrupt or other improper exercise of police powers and privilege by a constable, and one count of possessing an indecent photograph of a child.
RM2F6YXW1–Brighton UK 3rd April 2021 - Hundreds of 'Kill The Bill' protesters march through Brighton in protest against the governments controversial new bill which would give police powers to crack down on peaceful protest : Credit Simon Dack / Alamy Live News
RM2FKF49P–London, UK. 1st May 2021. Kill The Bill protest. Thousands march against a newly proposed police, crime, sentencing and courts bill on May Day (or Labour Day). Numerous social movements have united to protest against the bill, which they say would place significant curbs on freedom of speech and assembly, by giving police powers to curb protests, among other measures. Credit: Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2GAC2XK–Demonstrators hold a 'No More Police Powers' banner at the Reclaim These Streets protest in Parliament Square. Crowds gathered in London to protest the heavy-handed response by the police at the Sarah Everard vigil, as well as the government's new Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, which would give the police new powers to deal with protests. London, United Kingdom 15 March 2021.
RMRMA1T1–Romford London 14th February 2019. The second of the Metropolitan Police trials, outside Romford railway station, of the controversial live face recognition technology has taken place. It attracted international media interest with camera crews from Al Jazeera, Japan and France, among others, covering the trial. The facial recognition cameras scan passing pedestrians and if any of them are on a police 'watch list' they will be stopped. The last trial at Romford resulted in five arrests. Credit: Ian Davidson/Alamy Live News
RM2FKJR8M–Kill the Bill May Day Protest and demonstration London UK, 1 May 2021. Thousands Marched through from Trafalgar Sq protesting against newly proposed police, crime, sentencing and courts bill taking away freedom of speech and assembly.
RM2T99123–London, UK. 23rd Nov, 2023. Three police officers check the passport of a person who was begging on Long Acre, Covent Garden, having torn up the sign he was holding which said they were hungry. Credit: Anna Watson/Alamy Live News
RMC519P4–Police using their powers of stop and search during the general strike march in central London.
RF2HN00DN–Kill The Bill. Civil liberties protest, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Proposed changes to criminal justice system, police powers in Police and Crime Bill.
RM2G23WDE–Russell Square 29th May 2021 Kill the Bill demonstration. Two strong black women with a sign saying 'Kill the Bill'.
RM2F6YKNJ–3rd April 2021 - Newcastle UK. Protestors gather in Newcastle for the 'Kill The Bill' protest, as part of a national day of action against increased police powers. Credit: Thomas Jackson / Alamy Live News
RF2F63K2P–Kill the Bill protest Manchester, UK during the national lockdown in England. Legal observer and protester at sit in with Kill the Bill placard
RM2KCB1AX–Activists protesting violence against women and new police powers contained in the government's Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill demonstrate in Parliament Square in London, England, on March 16, 2021. The event followed similar protests yesterday and on Sunday sparked by clashes between women and police officers at a memorial vigil on Clapham Common on Saturday evening for murdered 33-year-old Sarah Everard. (Photo by David Cliff/NurPhoto)
RF2G6PB97–'Kill the Bill' protest placards opposing the PCSC Bill, that critics say will criminalise Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities if passed.
RM2F706Y0–Sheffield, UK. 03rd Apr, 2021. Protestors at ‘Kill The Bill' protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, in Sheffield, north of England on Saturday, April 3rd, 2021. Credit: Mark Harvey/Alamy Live News
RM2FN5PGX–Protesters marching with banner and placards during 'Kill the Bill' protest against new policing bill, London, 1 May 2021
RMC9K1PY–The Occupy London site at St Paul's may not extend its 3 month stay if new police powers to remove tented protests are upheld
RM2FKFYAF–London, UK. 01st May, 2021. London boroughs took part in the 'Kill the Bill' protests, fighting against the Policing and Crime Bill and police powers, outside Buckingham Palace. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News
RMT3H3BT–Metropolitan Police Superintendent Novlett Robyn Williams, 54, leaves the Old Bailey in London, where she denied one count of corrupt or other improper exercise of police powers and privilege by a constable, and one count of possessing an indecent photograph of a child.
RM2F6YXM3–Brighton UK 3rd April 2021 - Hundreds of 'Kill The Bill' protesters march through Brighton in protest against the governments controversial new bill which would give police powers to crack down on peaceful protest : Credit Simon Dack / Alamy Live News
RM2FKF4CC–London, UK. 1st May 2021. Kill The Bill protest. Thousands march against a newly proposed police, crime, sentencing and courts bill on May Day (or Labour Day). Numerous social movements have united to protest against the bill, which they say would place significant curbs on freedom of speech and assembly, by giving police powers to curb protests, among other measures. Credit: Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2H9K5H6–A police van in Regent Street in central London after the government gave police powers to enforce a partial lockdown in the UK. Photo date: Thursday, March 26, 2020. Photo credit should read: Richard Gray/EMPICS
RMRMA1RE–Romford London 14th February 2019. The second of the Metropolitan Police trials, outside Romford railway station, of the controversial live face recognition technology has taken place. It attracted international media interest with camera crews from Al Jazeera, Japan and France, among others, covering the trial. The facial recognition cameras scan passing pedestrians and if any of them are on a police 'watch list' they will be stopped. The last trial at Romford resulted in five arrests. Credit: Ian Davidson/Alamy Live News
RM2FKJR5A–Kill the Bill May Day Protest and demonstration London UK, 1 May 2021. Thousands Marched through from Trafalgar Sq protesting against newly proposed police, crime, sentencing and courts bill taking away freedom of speech and assembly.
RM2T9910J–London, UK. 23rd Nov, 2023. Three police officers check the passport of a person who was begging on Long Acre, Covent Garden, having torn up the sign he was holding which said they were hungry. Credit: Anna Watson/Alamy Live News
RMC519PB–Police using their powers of stop and search during the general strike march in central London. UK.
RF2HN00XH–Kill the Bill. Civil liberties protest, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Proposed changes to criminal justice system, police powers in Police and Crime Bill.
RM2G23WE0–Russell Square 29th May 2021 Kill the Bill demonstration. Two strong black women with a sign saying 'Kill the Bill'.
RM2F6YKPC–3rd April 2021 - Newcastle UK. Protestors gather in Newcastle for the 'Kill The Bill' protest, as part of a national day of action against increased police powers. Credit: Thomas Jackson / Alamy Live News
RM2F6YJ5F–Bournemouth, Dorset UK. 3rd April 2021. 'Kill the Bill' protest in Bournemouth in opposition to the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 2021 that is currently before Parliament. The proposed Bill would give police in England and Wales more power to impose conditions on non-violent protests. The protest is one of several taking place across the country as part of a plan for National Weekend of Action over Easter weekend whilst adhering to Covid-19 Coronavirus lockdown restrictions. Kill the Bill, no more police powers. Credit: Carolyn Jenkins/Alamy Live News
RM2KCB1AR–Activists protesting violence against women and new police powers contained in the government's Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill demonstrate in Parliament Square in London, England, on March 16, 2021. The event followed similar protests yesterday and on Sunday sparked by clashes between women and police officers at a memorial vigil on Clapham Common on Saturday evening for murdered 33-year-old Sarah Everard. (Photo by David Cliff/NurPhoto)
RM2A312F2–Hong Kong. 4 October 2019. Violent scenes in Hong Kong tonight with pro-democracy protestors vandalising shops and setting fire to the entrances of MTR stations. Protestors are angry with Chief Executive Carrie Lam's use of Emergency Powers to ban the wearing of masks during protests. Further demonstrations planned over the weekend. Pic; Protestors retreat from police charge and teargas attack in Causeway Bay. Iain Masterton/Alamy Live News. Credit: Iain Masterton/Alamy Live News
RM2G6E53P–London, United Kingdom. 5th July 2021. Kill The Bill demonstrators gathered in Parliament Square in protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, which many say would give police more powers over protests in the UK.
RM2F7071J–Sheffield, UK. 03rd Apr, 2021. Protestors at ‘Kill The Bill' protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, in Sheffield, north of England on Saturday, April 3rd, 2021. Credit: Mark Harvey/Alamy Live News
RM2FN5NKT–Protest placard held above a crowd at 'Kill the Bill' protest against new policing bill, London, 1 May 2021
RMC9K1R7–The Occupy London site at St Paul's may not extend its 3 month stay if new police powers to remove tented protests are upheld
RM2G91MAN–Vendrell, Spain. 23rd July, 2021. Vendrell Local Police asking illegal vendors to leave the commercial area before they are evicted. The Local Police of Vendrell, as every summer, is in the fight against illegal street vendors known as 'manteros' or 'Top Manta', mostly of Senegalese nationality, who sell counterfeit products from bags, sneakers, glasses, brands such as Nike, Adidas, Louis Vuitton., Ray-Ban among others. The lack of police officers hired by the city council makes their police control difficult at times, in addition to not having the police powers such as illegal immigration tha
RMGA9039–Conservative Party leader David Cameron during a press conference in London, where he unveiled tough plans to tackle Britain's 'crime crisis' by bolstering police powers and stamping out casual violence in popular culture.
RM2F6YXKY–Brighton UK 3rd April 2021 - Hundreds of 'Kill The Bill' protesters march through Brighton in protest against the governments controversial new bill which would give police powers to crack down on peaceful protest : Credit Simon Dack / Alamy Live News
RM2FKG6XN–London, UK. 1st May 2021. Kill The Bill protest. Thousands march against a newly proposed police, crime, sentencing and courts bill on May Day (or Labour Day). Numerous social movements have united to protest against the bill, which they say would place significant curbs on freedom of speech and assembly, by giving police powers to curb protests, among other measures. Credit: Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2FKFYX6–London, UK. 01st May, 2021. London boroughs took part in the 'Kill the Bill' protests, fighting against the Policing and Crime Bill and police powers, outside Buckingham Palace. (Photo by Belinda Jiao/SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Credit: Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
RMRMA1RR–Romford London 14th February 2019. The second of the Metropolitan Police trials, outside Romford railway station, of the controversial live face recognition technology has taken place. It attracted international media interest with camera crews from Al Jazeera, Japan and France, among others, covering the trial. The facial recognition cameras scan passing pedestrians and if any of them are on a police 'watch list' they will be stopped. The last trial at Romford resulted in five arrests. Credit: Ian Davidson/Alamy Live News
RM2FKJRCE–Kill the Bill May Day Protest and demonstration London UK, 1 May 2021. Thousands Marched through from Trafalgar Sq protesting against newly proposed police, crime, sentencing and courts bill taking away freedom of speech and assembly.
RMMNE8ME–Munich, Bavaria, Germany. 16th May, 2018. An antifaschist at a protest against Pegida at Marienplatz in Munich uses the opportunity to protest against the CSU party who yesterday passed the controversial Polizeiaufgabengesetz (PAG) law that will give police powers not seen since 1945. Credit: Sachelle Babbar/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RFJ8RGTD–Picture: Michael Matheson A new code for practice for Police Scotland on stop and search powers comes into effect t
RF2HN0046–Kill The Bill. Civil liberties protest, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Proposed changes to criminal justice system, police powers in Police and Crime Bill.
RM2G23WDT–Russell Square 29th May 2021 Kill the Bill demonstration. A young Brazilian protester holds a sign saying 'Stop the genocide of Black Youth in Brazil'
RM2F6YKMJ–3rd April 2021 - Newcastle UK. Protestors gather in Newcastle for the 'Kill The Bill' protest, as part of a national day of action against increased police powers. Credit: Thomas Jackson / Alamy Live News
RF2F7N0DH–Police at Newcastle upon Tyne, UK in readyness for a protest against a bill which would increase government and police powers, 20th March 2021
RM2KCB1AW–Activists protesting violence against women and new police powers contained in the government's Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill demonstrate in Parliament Square in London, England, on March 16, 2021. The event followed similar protests yesterday and on Sunday sparked by clashes between women and police officers at a memorial vigil on Clapham Common on Saturday evening for murdered 33-year-old Sarah Everard. (Photo by David Cliff/NurPhoto)
RM2HFN9E2–WESTMINSTER, LONDON,UK. 17 January 2022. A protesters affiliated with the Green Party demonstrates in Parliament Square sgainst the new Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill legislation which would expand police powers and is to be debated at the House of Lords today. Credit: amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News
RM2G6E58E–London, United Kingdom. 5th July 2021. Kill The Bill demonstrators gathered in Parliament Square in protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, which many say would give police more powers over protests in the UK.
RM2F7071G–Sheffield, UK. 03rd Apr, 2021. Protestors at ‘Kill The Bill' protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, in Sheffield, north of England on Saturday, April 3rd, 2021. Credit: Mark Harvey/Alamy Live News
RMD20CCF–British Columbia's transit police officers , Canada's first Transit Police Service, have the same powers as regular police.
RMC9K1RF–The Occupy London site at St Paul's may not extend its 3 month stay if new police powers to remove tented protests are upheld
RM2G91MA8–Vendrell, Spain. 23rd July, 2021. Local Police of Vendrell tell an illegal street vendor to collect their products and leave the commercial area. The Local Police of Vendrell, as every summer, is in the fight against illegal street vendors known as 'manteros' or 'Top Manta', mostly of Senegalese nationality, who sell counterfeit products from bags, sneakers, glasses, brands such as Nike, Adidas, Louis Vuitton., Ray-Ban among others. The lack of police officers hired by the city council makes their police control difficult at times, in addition to not having the police powers such as illegal im
RMGA902M–Conservative Party leader David Cameron during a press conference in London, where he unveiled tough plans to tackle Britain's 'crime crisis' by bolstering police powers and stamping out casual violence in popular culture.
RM2F700B9–Brighton UK 3rd April 2021 - Hundreds of 'Kill The Bill' protesters march through Brighton in protest against the governments controversial new bill which would give police powers to crack down on peaceful protest : Credit Simon Dack / Alamy Live News
RM2FKF9DB–London, UK. 1st May 2021. Kill The Bill protest. Thousands march against a newly proposed police, crime, sentencing and courts bill on May Day (or Labour Day). Numerous social movements have united to protest against the bill, which they say would place significant curbs on freedom of speech and assembly, by giving police powers to curb protests, among other measures. Credit: Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2G91MB5–Vendrell Local Police asking illegal vendors to leave the commercial area before they are evicted. The Local Police of Vendrell, as every summer, is in the fight against illegal street vendors known as 'manteros' or 'Top Manta', mostly of Senegalese nationality, who sell counterfeit products from bags, sneakers, glasses, brands such as Nike, Adidas, Louis Vuitton., Ray-Ban among others. The lack of police officers hired by the city council makes their police control difficult at times, in addition to not having the police powers such as illegal immigration that depend on other police such as
RMRMA1RH–Romford London 14th February 2019. The second of the Metropolitan Police trials, outside Romford railway station, of the controversial live face recognition technology has taken place. It attracted international media interest with camera crews from Al Jazeera, Japan and France, among others, covering the trial. The facial recognition cameras scan passing pedestrians and if any of them are on a police 'watch list' they will be stopped. The last trial at Romford resulted in five arrests. Credit: Ian Davidson/Alamy Live News
RM2FKJRBA–Kill the Bill May Day Protest and demonstration London UK, 1 May 2021. Thousands Marched through from Trafalgar Sq protesting against newly proposed police, crime, sentencing and courts bill taking away freedom of speech and assembly.
RMMETYD5–April 23, 2018 - Munich, Bavaria, Germany - Lawyer Hartmut Wächtler (Waechtler) In an event held by Landtag member Claudia Stamm (party MUT) and guest lawyer Hartmut Wachtler (Wächtler), the implications and consequences of the upcoming Polizeiaufgabengesetz (PAG) were discussed and how they pertain to normal people, activists, journalists, and those seeking mental health assistance (Bay-PsychKHG). The PAG have been widely criticized as giving the Bavarian police powers never seen since the Gestapo in 1945. Police will be allowed to read, edit, delete communications, open mail, wire-tap ta
RFJ8RGTC–Picture: Michael Matheson A new code for practice for Police Scotland on stop and search powers comes into effect t
RF2HN001Y–Kill The Bill. Civil liberties protest, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Proposed changes to criminal justice system, police powers in Police and Crime Bill.
RM2F6YKDW–3rd April 2021 - Newcastle UK. Protestors gather in Newcastle for the 'Kill The Bill' protest, as part of a national day of action against increased police powers. Credit: Thomas Jackson / Alamy Live News
RM2KCB1BB–Activists protesting violence against women and new police powers contained in the government's Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill demonstrate in Parliament Square in London, England, on March 16, 2021. The event followed similar protests yesterday and on Sunday sparked by clashes between women and police officers at a memorial vigil on Clapham Common on Saturday evening for murdered 33-year-old Sarah Everard. (Photo by David Cliff/NurPhoto)
RM2HFN9E1–WESTMINSTER, LONDON,UK. 17 January 2022. A protesters affiliated with the Green Party demonstrates in Parliament Square sgainst the new Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill legislation which would expand police powers and is to be debated at the House of Lords today. Credit: amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News
RM2FWRGF7–Sheffield, UK: 1st May 2021 : Kill The Bill placard - no more police powers at the Kill the Bill protest sign, Devonshire Green
RM2F7071D–Sheffield, UK. 03rd Apr, 2021. Protestors at ‘Kill The Bill' protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, in Sheffield, north of England on Saturday, April 3rd, 2021. Credit: Mark Harvey/Alamy Live News
RMD20CD0–British Columbia's transit police officers , Canada's first Transit Police Service, have the same powers as regular police.
RMC9K1R5–The Occupy London site at St Paul's may not extend its 3 month stay if new police powers to remove tented protests are upheld
RM2G91MAJ–Vendrell, Spain. 23rd July, 2021. A Local Police officer of Vendrell tells an illegal street vendor to pick up his products and leave the commercial area. The Local Police of Vendrell, as every summer, is in the fight against illegal street vendors known as 'manteros' or 'Top Manta', mostly of Senegalese nationality, who sell counterfeit products from bags, sneakers, glasses, brands such as Nike, Adidas, Louis Vuitton., Ray-Ban among others. The lack of police officers hired by the city council makes their police control difficult at times, in addition to not having the police powers such as i
RMGA902E–(From the left) Shadow Home Secretary David Davies, Conservative Party leader David Cameron and Shadow Police Minister Nick Hurbert after a press conference in London, where Mr Cameron unveiled tough plans to tackle Britain's 'crime crisis' by bolstering police powers and stamping out casual violence in popular culture.
RM2F6YXKX–Brighton UK 3rd April 2021 - Hundreds of 'Kill The Bill' protesters march through Brighton in protest against the governments controversial new bill which would give police powers to crack down on peaceful protest : Credit Simon Dack / Alamy Live News
RM2FKG7B6–London, UK. 1st May 2021. Kill The Bill protest. Thousands gather in Trafalgar Square ready to march against a newly proposed police, crime, sentencing and courts bill on May Day (or Labour Day). Numerous social movements have united to protest against the bill, which they say would place significant curbs on freedom of speech and assembly, by giving police powers to curb protests, among other measures. Credit: Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
RM2G91M7G–A Local Police officer of Vendrell tells an illegal street vendor to pick up his products and leave the commercial area. The Local Police of Vendrell, as every summer, is in the fight against illegal street vendors known as 'manteros' or 'Top Manta', mostly of Senegalese nationality, who sell counterfeit products from bags, sneakers, glasses, brands such as Nike, Adidas, Louis Vuitton., Ray-Ban among others. The lack of police officers hired by the city council makes their police control difficult at times, in addition to not having the police powers such as illegal immigration that depend on
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