London Cathedral Demonstrators 'Will Move On'
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October 31, 2011, Monday
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THE Bishop of London says anti-capitalist demonstrators camped outside the St Paul's Cathedral have said they will likely move on.
Both the church and the local authority, the City of London Corporation, have launched legal action to seek to clear the scores of tents from a pedestrianized square and footpath outside the cathedral.
Bishop Richard Chartres held talks yesterday with the demonstrators, who are inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement. He told Sky News the protesters had said "we shan't be here forever."
Both the church and the local authority, the City of London Corporation, have launched legal action to seek to clear the scores of tents from a pedestrianized square and footpath outside the cathedral.
Bishop Richard Chartres held talks yesterday with the demonstrators, who are inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement. He told Sky News the protesters had said "we shan't be here forever."
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